Dura Ceramic Floor Pros And Cons

The luxury ceramic alternative.

Dura ceramic floor pros and cons.

You can t beat the beauty durability and versatility of hardwood flooring and its engineered counterparts. Thus ceramic tile and duraceramic tile have their own pros and cons. Ceramic tiles have a hard solid surface that does not attract or hold onto dirt dust pollen or other allergens. Duraceramic tile was initially supposed to a costlier tile to install but over time its prices have dropped and it has become an affordable flooring option for the people who do not want to spend much on the flooring.

Duraceramic is also warm underfoot and more forgiving than ceramic tile. When these small particles do land on a ceramic floor they stand out against the surface making it easy to wipe them away with a mop or sponge. It s not bulletproof but you are less likely to damage it if you drop something heavy on it. Cost is comparable to tile and hardwood without increasing the home s value.

Some conditions like these would otherwise leave you with cracked or ledged ceramic tile. Duraceramic is a stronger engineered floor when compared to many other resilient flooring options. Duraceramic floors are strikingly realistic and extremely practical with all the benefits of modern technology and innovation. It s tough and flexible and can withstand above average expansion and contraction.

Duraceramic comes in two size formats origins in 16 x 16 and dimensions in 12 x 24. Cons installation can be tricky.