Good: This is a big showroom, with hundreds of products. Square, rectangular, modern, classic, natural stone, counters, pavers, glass...there seem to be lots of everything. Prices are sometimes startlingly good.. Bad: When the place is ...

My wife and I bought about two thousand feet of brazilian slate, crema marfil marble, turkish travertine, two kinds of glass, plus 5 granite counter tops and floor soundproofing material from them. The price was excellent. For example, counters were $340 each, the slate was about $3 per square foot.

The showroom is really large, with good lighting. There are hundreds of kinds of floor and wall tiles on display, including handcrafted porcelain, central american decorative stuff, and the usual variety of white and biscuit bathroom tiles. Since my wife is an interior designer, we went for more modern and natural materials everywhere, and there are more than a hundred kinds of natural stone tiles also. We were so surprised by the low prices that she completely changed her flooring concept when we saw the slate.

The place is really busy on Saturdays, and it can be hard to get a salesperson. The sales people really know their stuff, by the way -- don't hesitate to ask them about different products, installation info, etc. However, if you want personal attention and the chance to brainstorm with one of them, try to come on a weekday.

Strongly recommended.

We did our whole house with stone flooring from Import Tile, and got great prices. For example, the travertine floor tile was $3.95 - half what we expected - and black granite counters were $340, so we bought 5 of them, saving thousands. ...

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Came here looking for unglazed quarry tiles for baking. not the conventional tile customer but I took a look around and they have quite a varied selection. There aren't too many floor clerks here to help so you'll have to get someone's attention, but do know the square footage you'll need - as with any tile shop. These people deal with primarily contractors so they know what they're doing. They also sell marble and granite. If you're looking for a small slab or a broken piece, they have good discounts - a few square foot slab for $15-40. I got my 6x6x0.5 tile for about 80cents after tax.