More Information About Pricing of Cuban Collection Cement Tile

As with most cement tile, the number of colors and in some cases, the complexity of the pattern, will effect the price of our tile. This is because Cuban Tile is a hand made product and each individual color area is poured by hand, separately.

Prices shown are the base price for a relatively small order. As the size of your order increases, the cost of your tile will come down at set thresholds.

Please feel free to contact us for any inquiry of price, sample or delivery. Please include the est. size of the order, designate sq ft, sqM or number of tiles, expected installation date and delivery details.

Email info@VillaLagoonTile.com

Phone 1-251-968-3375

 

Size and Dimensions of Cement Tile

Cuban Collection cement tiles are the old-world standard of 8 inches (20cm x 20cm) square. It takes 2.3 tiles per sq ft. ....so, for example, ...100 sq ft is 100 x 2.3 =230 tiles.

The Border Edge and Corner tiles are also 8 inches (20cm x 20cm) square, even though they may look rectangle in some instances.

If you want to print out some graph paper gridded in 8" squares, click here. Hint: Tape together two or more sheets for larger layouts. This is really handy for border layouts. Just use colored markers on  your graph paper to mark out field tile and borders.

 

Villa Lagoon Tile also provides a wide range of sizes and shapes of cement tile in SOLIDS and PATTERNS  

 

Standard sizes of cement tile
Standard Sizes of Cement Tile

 

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FULL CUBAN COLLECTION from Villa Lagoon Tile

Rumba

Our RUMBA  pattern cement tile is popular in Cuba. As we have seen this pattern in various pictorial collections outside of Cuba, we think these tiles were probably originally made in Spain and imported into Cuba. This elegant, well-balanced design is beautiful and appropriate in any setting. If you love the look of hand-made Persian rugs, then add one of our EMILIO Cuban tile borders in matching or coordinating colors and finish with a row or two in a solid color towards the wall.