Jura Grey
Jura Grey is made from high-grade limestone, and it is a superior item to use for your shower room, kitchen area, living room, and garage.
There are a collection of attractive designs to use on wall and floor combinations, available in other colours.
Specification
Finish: Matte
Install Type: Thin-Set
Usage: Residential, Commercial
Ends: Rectified
Application: Walls, Floors
Size: 12”x24”
Sq. Ft.: 1.936 sq. ft.
Tiles Per Box: 6
Description
Jura Grey is limestone with taupe and grey undertones. The reasons to acquire limestone tiles are that they are generally versatile, extremely durable, and they can withstand harsh environments. We also have other categories of tiles such as slate, travertine, and manufactured stone.
Main Benefits
- Limestone tiles are resistant to bacteria which makes them ideal for homeowners and restaurant owners.
Shipping Details
- Shipping is available within Canada.
- Shipping tiles can be offered at purchasers request with an additional cost based on standard charges from major shipping companies.
- Special arrangements may be made for international buyers.
(Note: If you are planning to place a large order or need to inquire about pricing, please do not hesitate to give us a call today at (416) 752-4446.)
Ceramic Tile World has a variety of glass mosaics such as Blend Crema, Blend Brown, Yahly White, Yahly Grey, and Yahly Brown. We also have a line-up of mosaic items such as stone, stainless steel, and blend. Pay a visit to our tile store and start designing your projects.
Product Attributes
CATEGORY
Floor and Wall Tiles
SUBCATEGORY
Limestone Tiles
SKU
JuraGrey586
MATERIAL
Limestone
APPLICATION AREAS
Bathroom, Kitchen, Living Room, Garage
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TESTIMONIALS
We had a great experience at this store. We bought tiles for our 4 bathrooms, laundry room, pantry, 2 fireplaces and all of our hardwood and vinyl. Prices are reasonable and their customer service is great. Dina was amazing and so friendly! She’s very knowledgeable and she offered so many great suggestions to help with our selection. She’s a gem! We also met the owner Steve and he was also great We’ve recommended this place to all our friends and we’ll continue to do so.
svedlana margosian
Very knowledgeable and helpful.
Alison Waddell
Really great selection and people. They have good quality and a wide selection that works for all budgets. All their materials are good quality. Yani was incredibly helpful and helped us make some good decisions for our kitchen and washroom renovations. They have a lot more than tiles, including shower and bath systems and hardware. We found a good quality trough drain here too. We are repeat customers and this was the second time sourcing from this fine business.
Tanzeel Merchant
David Tuck
They were very helpful to us in planning our shower installation. We bought porcelain tiles and a sliding door, both for a very reasonable price. We are considering a pre-fab floor, which is expensive, but promises better performance than the alternative. I would definitely recommend them highly.
Bert Hall
Needed builder tile for a 5 year old home (homeowner had only 41 pieces and I needed about 100). Had no idea what tile it was. The team at Ceramic Tile helped me figure out what the tile was, ordered it in and got me working within 1 business day! Thanks guys!
Alex Beis
We had a great experience at Ceramic Tile World. Dina was amazing and super helpful. The have a huge selection and they were able to work with our tight timeline. Will definitely go back for future projects.
Amanda Stastook
Very helpful staff, great selection. Dina was great and helped out with design options. Couldn’t be happier, we’d go back for sure. Have kitchen and washroom renovations coming up, we have our tile store.
Matt Heary
Knowledgeable staff, family run business, large sample tiles that I could move around to compare different options in the showroom. Got a great deal on some end of stock tiles for a kitchen project and had enough leftover to tile the front hall!
Rohit Arora
Everyone I’ve dealt with here has made my shopping process enjoyable. They have a great selection of tiles from all the big companies and better prices. Sales staff are willing to work through design ideas with me and can pull out tiles to support my “vision”. Responsive via email, happy to send sample boards home.
Kate Hoffmann
FAQ
Is Limestone Good for Flooring?
Limestone is a sedimentary rock that turns into a natural stone. It is formed under the sea’s surface and is pressurized, making it both robust and porous. With the proper seal, limestone can be a long-lasting flooring choice for high-traffic areas.
Is Limestone Tile Durable?
Limestones are porous, which means they are relatively softer. They are not as robust as other hard stones, but they’re so much better than synthetic flooring. They are more durable than vinyl, porcelain, or wood floors. Limestone tiles will last a long time if they are cared for and maintained properly. They have a sophisticated appearance, and with professional installation and maintenance, they can last for years.
Are Limestone Tiles Suitable for Bathrooms?
Limestone is an excellent choice for a bathroom with a less formal feel. The use of a limestone floor gives the space a lovely rustic, earthy vibe. Limestone also has a cooling effect, which is perfect during hot summer days.
Are Limestone Tiles Suitable for Outside?
Limestone flooring is suitable for indoor and outdoor use, but you must ensure that the chosen material can withstand the elements. It should be frost-proof so that it is not affected by the freeze or thaw cycle, which could cause the surface to ‘blow’ and cause harm.
Does Limestone Scratch Easily?
Limestone’s soft calcium-based makeup makes it easy to scratch. The use of the wrong cleansers, a vacuum with a beater bar, or simply dirt carried in from outside can all scratch limestone. However, there are home remedies for removing or concealing minor bruises. Mineral oil may be blotted into light scratches in darker limestone. If your stone is lightly colored, honed, or polished, start with super fine sandpaper and work your way up until the scratch is gone. Professional buffing, however, is recommended for deeper and larger scratches.
What Does a Sealer Do?
A sealer is a liquid or carrier containing a resin that is added to porous natural stone or porous artificial surfaces to prevent staining from water or oil-based materials and improve cleaning performance.
Do You Need to Seal Limestone Tile?
Limestone is a porous natural stone that needs to be sealed against stains and spills to prevent liquid particles from settling between the stone’s pores. Trapped spills are difficult to clean because they infiltrated the limestone’s surface, so it’s vital to have your floors stripped clean and resealed for the best results. Sealers are designed to keep your limestone tiles looking new for longer by protecting them. They will be easier to clean. You will see a difference in their appearance because their color will not disappear quickly and last for a long time.
Will The Sealer Cause Limestone Floors to be Slippery?
Since it penetrates the top layer of your limestone, an impregnating penetrating sealer does not affect the slipperiness of the rock. When you use a topical sealer on your limestone floors, they can become slippery when wet. Seal your surfaces with a high-quality, invisible, completely breathable impregnating sealer to preserve your limestone’s look and slip resistance and prevent damaging moisture from being trapped inside the stone.
How to Know When My Limestone Tiles Require Restoration?
You’ll know it’s time to get your limestone floors professionally restored when they start to look rusty or “matte,” even after you’ve given them a thorough cleaning. If you find that your limestone tiles are easily stained, it’s a warning that your previous sealer is rubbing off. You’ll need to reseal your limestone floors right away to stop permanent staining.
How Can You Protect Limestone from Weathering?
Limestone is a natural rock that, if not properly sealed, is susceptible to weathering from chemicals or even water. Weathering can be seen on limestone walls that are exposed to the elements. You can cover your limestone walls by building a shelter, such as a porch, over them.