Field Tile

Definition

Field Tile refers to an area of tile covering a wall or floor, bordered by tile trim.

Purpose

The purpose of Field Tile is to create a consistent and aesthetically pleasing surface for walls or floors in various settings, providing durability, ease of maintenance, and a wide range of design options.

Examples of Use

• Bathrooms: Using field tiles for shower walls and floors to create a water-resistant surface.
• Kitchens: Installing field tiles on backsplashes and countertops for easy cleaning and maintenance.
• Commercial Spaces: Covering large floor areas in restaurants or lobbies with field tiles for durability and style.

Related Terms

• Tile Trim: Finishing pieces used to border and complete the edges of a tile installation.
• Mosaic Tile: Small tiles arranged in patterns or images, often used as decorative accents within a field tile area.
• Grout: A material used to fill the spaces between tiles and provide a finished look.

Notes

• Field tiles are available in various materials, including ceramic, porcelain, stone, and glass.
• Proper installation and sealing are important to ensure the longevity and appearance of field tile surfaces.