There are two types of home improvements that homeowners desire the most, either a kitchen or a bathroom remodel. It pays to hire professional tile services to come out and walk through your ideas for a dream bathroom. From stone and tile custom shower stalls to the latest in radiant heat technology in Southeastern Massachusetts, […] Read more »
Every year there are new trends for homeowners to sort through and decide if they are improvements that will add value to a home or just a flash in the pan. Southeastern Massachusetts tile services through a reputable company like Arena Tile & Stone can help you to make smart decisions about upgrades, such as […] Read more »
Anyone who has ever spent any time in the northeastern states in the winter months knows that heat in any and all forms is a welcome blessing. Heated floors in the bathrooms and even in other parts of the home were once revolutionary, but are now becoming more common. Did you know that there have […] Read more »
One of the biggest trends in home remodeling is to upgrade older bathrooms to reflect today’s modern look and feel. The large soaking tubs and whirlpools of the 1980s and 1990s are out and are being replaced with beautiful stone and tile custom shower stalls. The ample space left behind by the removed over-sized tubs […] Read more »
When most people think about glass tile, they think about using it as a backsplash in the kitchen. Glass backsplash tile is one of the most popular material choices with DIYers and home improvement stores today. However, did you know that you can use glass tile in Southeastern MA in a lot of different ways? […] Read more »
Tiled Pools should receive yearly inspection and maintenance in order to reduce costly repairs in the future. Even though a tiled pool has a very durable surface there are other factors that may need to be addressed as your pool ages. Arena Tile has been maintaining tiled pools for several years. The first step in […] Read more »
An Anti Fracture Membrane protects tiles from cracking due to the horizontal movement in the substrate (base floor). The membrane will allow the substrate to move independently from the tiled surface. The membrane bridges any movement in the substrate therefore not allowing that movement to transfer to the tiled surface resulting in a cracked surface. […] Read more »
This custom floor was just finished in a home basement using a basic 8 inch x 8 inch square quarry tile (cut into 3 ½ inch squares) and 7 ½ inch x 3 ½ inch rectangular quarry tile in earth tones of terra cotta and brown. Many homeowners and designers do not like to use […] Read more »
