Frost White 12x24 Matte Porcelain Tile

The Frost Collection draws inspiration from the northern Italian region, home of the renowned Calacatta Gold marble. This elegant porcelain tile beautifully captures the essence of natural stone, with its striking veining and subtle blend of light grey and golden tones. Frost adds sophistication and timeless beauty to any space, making it perfect for both residential and commercial applications. Its refined design brings a touch of luxury while offering the durability and versatility of porcelain.

Description

• Material: Porcelain (glazed).
• Finish: Matte (glazed).
• Size(s) Available: 12″ × 24″ (actual ~11.81″ × 23.62″).
• Thickness: ~5⁄16″ (≈ 8.5 mm).
• Water Absorption: ≤0.5%. 
• PEI: IV.
  
• Application Ideas:
    • Floors across residential interiors (living rooms, halls, kitchens).
    • Wall cladding, accent walls, and full-height surfaces.
    • Bathroom and shower walls (with proper waterproofing).
    • Backsplashes and vertical installations.
    • Commercial interiors (lobbies, boutiques) where light, clean aesthetic is desired.
• Style: Crisp white, minimal, airy, contemporary, large rectangle, clean canvas, luminous, timeless neutrality.

Key Features

• Large 12×24 format reduces grout lines and creates a cohesive, expansive look.
• Matte finish softens light and glare compared to polished surfaces, offering a subtle elegance.
• High-performance substrate: low absorption, strong break strength, and adequate slip rating for wet interior zones.
• Versatile white tone works as a neutral canvas to layer with color, texture, or bold accent materials.

Care & Maintenance

• Clean regularly with mild, pH-neutral tile cleaner and a soft mop or cloth.
• Avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners, which may damage the matte glaze.
• Wipe up spills quickly to prevent staining, particularly in grout joints.
• Use soft pads under furniture legs to prevent scratching.
• Use light or matching grout to minimize contrast and maintain the clean look.
• Ensure substrate is level and flat—large format tiles demand consistent subfloor conditions.