American Olean recently introduced the Kendall Slate series. This tile is georgeous, with a random variation giving it a slate like appearance with the Porcelain construction qualities.
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Strength and beauty flawlessly converge in the brilliant interpretation of natural slate captured through the Kendal Slate collection. Enhanced with innovative Reveal Imaging, Kendal Slate is the premier choice for realistic, classic design. Take please in its remarkably true visuals, smooth, inviting texture and easy maintenance that comes standard in porcelain tile. Introducing Kendal Slate™ manufactured with Reveal Imaging™. Kendal Slate's Reveal Imaging™ creates a look that's virtually indistinguishable from natural stone, with the durability and ease of cleaning found in porcelain tile.
American Olean Corporation warrants that manufactured products will
be free from defect for a period of one-year from date of purchase.
Defect is defined as a shortfall in the product to perform to
American Olean specifications as disclosed in product literature,
within industry allowable tolerances as set forth in standard,
national industry protocols. This one-year express warranty is the
sole warranty extended and replaces any statutory warranties to the
maximum extent allowable by law. Customer misuse including
negligence, physical, or chemical abuse is not covered by this
warranty. Installation defects are not covered by this warranty. All
warranty claims must be reported immediately. Failure to report any
warranty claim within 30 days of defect discovery will void this
warranty. All products must be inspected prior to installation.
Visual defects or nonconformities apparent prior to installation
voids this warranty.
Tile is subject to variation in technical specifications, including
COF, due to inherent variability in the raw materials and production
process. Express technical specifications are not guarantees of
minimum or maximum thresholds of performance. Tile containing
abrasives create a rough surface, creating cleaning challenges
because dirt and other contaminants lodge in the surface. Extra
attention is necessary to assure contaminants are removed promptly.
Unless specifically stated otherwise, tile recommended for floor or
wall applications refers to interior applications only. American
Olean does not recommend its products for use on ceilings or roofs.
Local building codes may dictate minimum tile performance
specifications. American Olean does not warrant product
installations that violate building codes. Photographic color images
may not be an exact product match. Express color match warranties
are only extended to actual product samples.
Wipe glazed wall tiles periodically using a cloth
or sponge dampened with a non oil-based household cleaner. Vacuum glazed
floor tiles regularly to remove dirt and other gritty particles, then damp
mop or sponge with an all-purpose, non oil-based cleaner. Remember not to
use ammonia, as it will discolor grout. Clean unglazed wall and floor tiles
in a similar manner using a solution of water and soapless detergent instead
of an all-purpose cleaner.
Once the tile has been cleaned and dried (shortly
after installation), grout joints should be treated with a silicone sealer.
Grout, the material used to fill the spaces between tiles, is porous, and
sealing it at this time will simplify maintenance in the future (Epoxy
grouts do not require a sealer). We recommend you apply a sealer at least
twice a year for maximum stain protection.
Neglected or heavily trafficked tile may require
more intensive cleaning. Clean glazed wall tiles with a scouring powder or
all-purpose cleaner applied to a non-metallic pad. Rinse and wipe dry. For
glazed floor tiles, use a commercial tile cleaner, or apply a strong
solution of an all-purpose, non oil-based cleaner or scouring powder paste.
Let stand for five minutes, brush and scrub. Then rinse with clean water and
wipe dry.
For heavy-duty cleaning of unglazed wall tiles, make a paste of scouring
powder. Apply to surface and let stand for five minutes. Scour with brush,
rinse and wipe dry. Unglazed floor tiles can be cleaned in the same manner.
Though a small brush is suitable for most floors, you may want to use a
scrubbing machine for large areas.
To clean badly soiled countertops, apply a solution of scouring powder and
very hot water. Let stand for five minutes, scrub with a stiff brush and
rinse. Soap scum, mildew stains and hard-water deposits may be removed from
ceramic tile using cleaning products that are commonly available at your
local supermarket or home improvement store. With soft water, use an
all-purpose, non oil-based cleaner. Allow to stand for five minutes before
lightly scrubbing with a sponge. Rinse well.
Ceramic tile and Natural Stone cleaning products and sealants may be purchased at your local home center or floor covering store. Consult the manufacturer of the cleaner, sealant or wax for usage instructions and more detailed information about how its specific cleaning solution or sealant may impact the safety, maintenance or appearance of your ceramic tile product.