Useful Information 
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
GENERAL FAQS
Does Daltile sell recycled tile?
Daltile Corporation has an environmentally friendly manufacturing process that recycles scrap tile (both fired and unfired) into the manufacturing process. The recycled tile has become a necessary raw material in those products for which the recycling is incorporated. It is Daltiles corporate objective to minimize any waste relating to our manufacturing operations. Both water and material recycling is widely practiced throughout our manufacturing operations.
Daltile Corporation has an environmentally friendly manufacturing process that recycles scrap tile (both fired and unfired) into the manufacturing process. The recycled tile has become a necessary raw material in those products for which the recycling is incorporated. It is Daltiles corporate objective to minimize any waste relating to our manufacturing operations. Both water and material recycling is widely practiced throughout our manufacturing operations.
What size does your hexagon tile come in?
They are 1” hexagon tiles.
They are 1” hexagon tiles.
What does "COF" mean?
Coefficient of Friction (“COF) is the relative slip resistance of tile. The COF test disclosed by Daltile is a laboratory or field test established by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) to provide its customers comparable slip resistance values for each of its floor tiles. The measurements disclosed are designed to be one important factor to consider in evaluating slip resistance. Other factors can affect slip resistance, such as the degree of wear on the shoe and flooring material; presence of foreign material, such as water, oil and dirt; the length of the human stride at the time of slip; type of floor finish; and the physical and mental condition of humans.
Coefficient of Friction (“COF) is the relative slip resistance of tile. The COF test disclosed by Daltile is a laboratory or field test established by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) to provide its customers comparable slip resistance values for each of its floor tiles. The measurements disclosed are designed to be one important factor to consider in evaluating slip resistance. Other factors can affect slip resistance, such as the degree of wear on the shoe and flooring material; presence of foreign material, such as water, oil and dirt; the length of the human stride at the time of slip; type of floor finish; and the physical and mental condition of humans.
