Consumer Reviews of GBI Tile & Stone Inc tile floors
50% of customers recommend
2 reviews with a
3 average rating
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Very Satisfied
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Date created: 2018-02-15
Name: Andy
Satisfaction Rating:
Very Unsatisfied,
1 out of 5
Review:
"Hang up"
I was calling this company to ask for more information about a product, they answered me the first call and then hang up, every time I call they hang up, I just wanted to buy some tiles and they refuse to take my call. Enjoy your One-star review.
Date created: 2011-02-21
Name: Anonymous
Location: Salem, MA
Satisfaction Rating:
Very Satisfied,
5 out of 5
Review:
"Excellent, Durable Tile"
We have owned our tile floor for a little over one year. We purchased this tile after a lot of research. This is a porcelain tile with a PEI rating of 5. That is the stongest tile that is produced. The tile definately lives up to its rating.
Over the course of the last year, we have dropped a multitude of pots, pans, and even a couple glasses on the floor. Our cat has a bad habit of pushing things off counters. Not once has this floor cracked, scratched, or chipped. We were so impressed with the durability of this tile in our kitchen that we decided to use it when we remodeled out bathroom too.
The tile in the bathroom performs just as well as the tile in the kitchen. Have never had to replace a tile and no tiles have any damage. This tile is not only on our floor, but it is also used as our tub surround. This tile has impressed us to our highest standards, showing no signs of wear and tear and even been resistant to mold and mildew.
We have recommended this tile to mower people than we can count. We definitely plan on using this tile again, once we sell our condo and purchase a house. This tile looks classy and stands the abuse of time.
