Fluted Tile
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.style-disc{ list-style-type: disc! important; } Fluted Tile: An Artful, Trendy Wall and Floor Application! Named after the resemblance to a melodic instrument with a clear sound that mesmerizes people are fluted tiles. They are also known as ribbed tile, grooved tile, reeded tile, or textured linear tile. The latest trend is fluted tile which has a reeded-style that is carved in depth, creating a modern, classic design. Fluted tile can be both porcelain or ceramic tile variety, that holds slight curved ridges or grooves on its surface, giving a ribbon tile effect but still has a texture to it. They add up to your structural stability and beauty, creating a distinct charm to your spaces. They can be laid as both vertical and horizontal grooves, giving a 3D tile texture to your walls with rounded linear ridges. Reasons why everyone loves fluted tiles? 1. Diffused phonics: Having a grooved surface, it helps to diffuse sound, and if you wish to reduce noise in a space, it is the best option. 2. Beauty and charm: If you are concerned about the aesthetics of your space, then its quite easy to bring in depth and texture to your walls or floors with these ribbed tiles that also add up to the modern and classic look 3. 3D Illusion: Whether you wish to create extraordinary accent walls or frame a boundary with unique design elements and show off beautifully, fluted tiles would serve a perfect fit with their raised ridges. They in fact make your spaces also appear larger than usual. 4. Versatility: They can be used in different applications like shower walls, floors, bathroom walls, kitchen backsplashes, steam rooms, patio, and garage floor, Moreover a fluted tile fireplace surround is sure to amp up the overall aesthetics of your living room. You can also use them in exterior high-traffic areas except pools. They also blend in with other textures like wood or stone and amp up your space. 5. Durability: Available in ceramic and porcelain tile varieties in different colors and