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Baldosas — Porcelanato, Cerámica, Mosaico y Piedra a Precios de Outlet
La selección de azulejos en stock más grande de Florida: porcelana, cerámica, mosaico, vidrio y piedra natural para pisos, paredes, duchas, salpicaderos, patios y piscinas. Todo de primera calidad, todo en stock, a precios directos desde nuestros tres almacenes de Florida y enviados a todo el país.
- 100% employee-owned
- 3 Florida Flooring Supercenters
- Nationwide shipping
- 90-day returns
Compre azulejos por aplicación
El lugar donde van a ir las baldosas es lo que decide casi todo lo demás. Empieza por aquí si ya sabes la superficie que vas a embaldosar.
BaldosaPorcelana y cerámica creadas para cocinas, salas de estar, recibidores e instalaciones en todo el hogar.398 products
Azulejo de paredBaños, duchas, paredes destacadas y lavaderos, en todos los acabados, desde mate hasta alto brillo.134 products
Azulejo para salpicadurasEl proyecto más pequeño con el mayor impacto visual. Cocinas, bares y tocadores.510 products
Azulejo de duchaContornos, platos de ducha y nichos aptos para agua constante y fregado diario.30 products
MosaicoVidrio, piedra y porcelana montados en malla para suelos de ducha, nichos y franjas decorativas.435 products
Azulejos para Exteriores y PatiosLanais, terrazas y pasarelas construidas para soportar el sol, la lluvia y el aire salino de Florida.38 products
Comprar azulejos por material
El material determina la durabilidad, el mantenimiento y la mayor parte del precio. Porcelana para cualquier área húmeda o de alto tránsito, cerámica para paredes y salpicaderos, piedra y vidrio donde el aspecto es lo principal.
Baldosa porcelánicaLa baldosa más resistente que existe. Para suelos, duchas, exteriores y zonas de alto tránsito.486 products
Azulejo de cerámicaMás fácil de cortar y más económico. Ideal para paredes y salpicaderos.127 products
Baldosa de piedra naturalMármol, travertino, pizarra y caliza con veteados que ninguna baldosa impresa puede copiar.119 products
Azulejos de vidrio y mosaicosNo poroso y de color saturado. Para salpicaderos, línea de flotación de piscinas y detalles decorativos.249 products
Grandes paneles de porcelanaPorcelánico de gran formato para paredes, duchas y encimeras casi sin juntas.37 products
Molduras y acentosBullnose, lápices, listelos y transiciones para rematar correctamente los bordes.243 products
Comprar azulejos por estilo
La porcelana moderna imita la madera, el mármol, el hormigón y el terrazo de forma lo suficientemente convincente como para engañar a un contratista, por una fracción del coste y sin necesidad de sellado.
Baldosa de gres imitación maderaUn suelo de madera que se puede manguerear. El aspecto más instalado en los hogares de Florida.71 products
Baldosa con aspecto de mármolVeteado de Calacatta y Carrara en porcelanato, sin necesidad de sellado.412 products
Azulejo tipo metroLos tamaños clásicos y modernos de 3x6, biselados y con acabados artesanales.50 products
Baldosa de gran formato12x24, 24x48 y mayores. Menos juntas y habitaciones que parecen más grandes.353 products
Cerámico Tipo ConcretoGrises industriales suaves para suelos, duchas y paredes destacadas modernas.
Azulejos decorados y estampadosAcabados encáusticos, diseños geométricos y suelos llamativos para entradas y aseos de cortesía.14 products
Comprar azulejos por habitación
¿Ya conoces la habitación? Estas son las baldosas que nuestros especialistas presentan con más frecuencia a los propietarios de Florida para cada espacio.
Azulejo de cocinaPisos y salpicaderos que repelen la grasa, los derrames y el tránsito diario.605 products
Azulejo de BañoSuelos, paredes y duchas coordinados en un solo lugar, clasificaciones de resistencia al deslizamiento incluidas.92 products
Azulejos para la sala de estarDiseños de gran formato y tablones que se adaptan a los planos de planta abiertos típicos de la vida en Florida.82 products
Mosaico de entradaLos metros cuadrados más utilizados de la casa. A prueba de arena, agua y tráfico.83 products
Azulejos para lavaderoSuelos impermeables que pueden soportar una lavadora con fugas sin deformarse.65 products
Azulejo para piscina y spaLínea de flotación, marcador de escalón y azulejo de cubierta aptos para cloro, sal y sol.100 products
Acaba de llegar a nuestros almacenes
Nueva loseta en camino a los Flooring Supercenters de Fort Myers, Sarasota y Tampa. Todo lo siguiente está disponible en este momento.
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Clearance
Marmorea Marquina Baldosa de porcelana con aspecto de mármrmol 24x24
T113469
$2.08 / sq ftRetail Price: $2.78 / sq ftPrecio unitario /Agotado25% OFF -
Baldosa de porcelana con aspecto de mármol Marmorea Estatuario 24x24
T113477
$2.77 / sq ftPrecio unitario /Agotado 
ClearanceMármol porcelánico Marmorea Marquina imitación mármol 12x24
T113471
$1.93 / sq ftRetail Price: $2.58 / sq ftPrecio unitario /Agotado25% OFF-
Marmorea Carrara 12x24 Baldosa de porcelana imitación mármol
T113473
$2.57 / sq ftPrecio unitario /Agotado 
Azulejo de pared de porcelana con relieve Canne 3D Crudo Negro 24x48
T207347
$44.10Precio unitario /Agotado
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Gres Porcelánico Blanco Brescia Hielo 11x22 para Suelo
T113465
$1.27 / sq ftPrecio unitario /Agotado
Formas de ahorrar en azulejos
Somos un outlet de precios, no de calidad. Estas son las rutas más rápidas para lograr el menor costo por pie cuadrado.
How to choose the right tile
Almost every tile decision comes down to four questions: where is it going, how much water and traffic will it see, what look are you after, and what does it cost installed. Here is how we walk customers through it in the store.
1. Start with where the tile is going
A tile that is perfect on a backsplash can be the wrong call on a shower floor. Floors need hardness and slip resistance. Walls can trade durability for looks, which is why thin, glossy and hand-glazed tiles live there. Shower floors want small formats or mosaics, because more grout joints mean more grip and an easier slope to the drain. Outdoor and pool areas in Florida need frost-tolerant, low-absorption porcelain or stone with a textured surface.
- Floor tile — kitchens, living areas, entryways, whole-home installs
- Wall tile — bathrooms, showers, feature walls, laundry rooms
- Backsplash tile — kitchens, bars, powder rooms
- Shower tile and mosaics — wet areas, niches, shower pans
- Outdoor & patio tile and pool & spa tile — lanais, decks, waterlines
2. Pick the material
Material sets the durability, the maintenance and most of the price. This is the short version of a conversation our tile specialists have a hundred times a week.
| Material | Best for | Water & wear | Upkeep |
|---|---|---|---|
| Porcelain | Floors, showers, outdoor, commercial, high-traffic anything | Densest tile made — very low water absorption, freeze-safe, extremely hard | Sweep and damp mop. No sealing needed on the tile itself. |
| Ceramic | Walls, backsplashes, light and medium-traffic floors | Softer body than porcelain, glazed surface handles water well | Same easy care. Easier and cheaper to cut and install. |
| Natural stone | Entryways, feature floors, patios, pool decks, ledger walls | Porous by nature — marble, travertine, slate and limestone all vary | Needs sealing on install and periodically after. Use stone-safe cleaners. |
| Glass | Backsplashes, accent bands, pool waterlines, niches | Non-porous and stain-proof, but not rated for floors | Wipes clean. Show grout carefully — it reads through the glass. |
| Large porcelain panels | Feature walls, shower surrounds, countertops, seamless floors | Porcelain performance in panels up to roughly 5 ft × 10 ft — almost no grout lines | Same as porcelain. Installation is a specialist job. |
3. Read the two ratings that actually matter
PEI rates surface wear. PEI 1–2 is wall-only, PEI 3 suits normal residential floors, PEI 4–5 handles heavy residential and commercial traffic. DCOF rates wet slip resistance; look for 0.42 or higher on any floor that gets wet, including bathrooms, entries, lanais and pool decks. Water absorption is the third number worth knowing: at or below 0.5% is true porcelain, which is what makes it safe outdoors. Every spec we hold for a tile is on its product page.
4. Choose the size and the look
Large-format tile (anything with a side over 15") means fewer grout lines and a calmer, larger-feeling room — 12x24 and 24x48 are the workhorses. Plank tile in 6x36, 8x48 and similar runs gives you a wood floor that can be hosed off. Classic 3x6 subway is still the cheapest way to make a bathroom look finished, and mosaics do the detail work in niches, shower floors and feature bands. Looks are printed and pressed so well now that porcelain convincingly imitates marble, travertine, oak, concrete and terrazzo at a fraction of the price and none of the maintenance.
- Wood-look plank tile
- Marble-look tile
- Subway tile
- Large format tile
- Concrete-look tile
- Patterned & decorative tile
5. Work out how much tile to buy
Measure the length and width of each area, multiply for square footage, add the areas together, then add 10% for a straight lay and 15% for a diagonal, herringbone or patterned lay to cover cuts, breakage and future repairs. Tile is made in dye lots, so a box bought next year will not match — buying the overage up front is far cheaper than re-tiling a room. Every product page on this site shows coverage per box and lets you order by the piece or by the box.
6. Do not forget what goes under and around it
A tile order is not finished at the tile. You will need setting material, grout, and usually waterproofing and trim. We stock the whole job so you are not driving to a second store mid-project.
- Thinset mortar and adhesives
- Grout — sanded and unsanded
- Waterproofing, uncoupling membrane and backer board
- Trim & accents — bullnose, pencil liners, transitions and edge trim
- Tools & supplies — saws, cutters, trowels, spacers and leveling systems
- Sealers and cleaners for after the install
Why buy tile from Tile Outlets of America
- All first quality, all in stock. No seconds, no factory rejects, no waiting on a container. What you see is in our Florida warehouses and ready to ship or pick up.
- Outlet pricing, direct. We buy full truckloads and skip the middle tier, which is how tile starts at 1,49 $/pie cuadrado here. Bring us a competing quote and we will price it line for line.
- 100% employee-owned. The person helping you pick a tile has a stake in getting it right.
- Buy by the piece or the box. Doing a shower niche or a backsplash? You do not have to buy pallet quantities.
- Free design help. Our tile specialists lay out patterns, calculate quantities and coordinate trim at no charge, in person or over the phone.
- Nationwide shipping and Florida will-call. Order by 12:00 noon and in-stock tile ships the same day, or pick up in about 2 hours at Fort Myers, Sarasota or Tampa.
- 90-day returns. Order the overage with confidence — see the return policy.
See it in person at a Florida Flooring Supercenter
Photos only get you so far with tile. All three of our Florida stores are warehouse showrooms — full pallets on the floor, full-size boards on the wall, and a tile specialist who can pull samples and price the whole job while you wait.
Plan the project
Tile buying questions, answered
What is the difference between porcelain and ceramic tile?
Both are fired clay, but porcelain is pressed denser and fired hotter, so it absorbs 0.5% water or less. That makes it harder, frost-safe and suitable for floors, showers and outdoor areas. Ceramic has a softer body and absorbs more water, which is fine behind a backsplash or on a bathroom wall and usually costs less. If the tile is going on a floor, outside, or anywhere it will get soaked, choose porcelain.
How much tile do I need for my project?
Measure each area in feet, multiply length by width, and add the areas together for total square footage. Then add 10% for a standard straight lay or 15% for diagonal, herringbone and patterned layouts. That covers cuts, breakage and a few spare tiles for future repairs. Tile is produced in dye lots, so replacing a broken tile years later rarely matches — buy the overage now.
What tile is best for a Florida home?
Porcelain, for most of the house. It shrugs off humidity, sand, salt air, pets and hurricane-season water, and it will not fade on a sun-drenched lanai. For anything outdoors or around a pool, use a low-absorption porcelain or a dense natural stone with a textured surface and a DCOF of 0.42 or higher. Wood-look plank porcelain is the most popular whole-home choice we sell because it gives a wood floor that survives Florida.
Which tile is safe for shower floors and pool decks?
Look for a wet dynamic coefficient of friction (DCOF) of 0.42 or above. On shower floors, small formats and mosaics add grip because the extra grout joints break up the surface, and they let the installer slope the pan properly to the drain. Around pools and on lanais, textured or structured-finish porcelain and honed or tumbled stone are the usual picks.
Can I buy tile by the piece instead of a full box?
Yes. Most of our tile can be ordered by the piece or by the box — the option is right on the product page. It is one of the reasons contractors use us for punch-list quantities and homeowners use us for niches, feature bands and repairs.
Can I get a sample before I order?
Yes. Order a sample so you can see the color, finish and texture in your own lighting before you commit to a whole floor. Lighting changes tile dramatically — a warm grey in a showroom can read beige at home. Order tile samples ›
Do you ship tile nationwide?
We do. Tile Outlets of America ships across the United States from our Florida warehouses, and in-stock orders placed before 12:00 noon ship the same day. Florida customers can pick up at the Fort Myers, Sarasota or Tampa Flooring Supercenter, usually in about 2 hours.
Is your tile first quality, or seconds and closeouts?
Every tile we sell is first quality and in stock. We are an outlet on price, not on grade: the savings come from buying full truckloads direct and running a warehouse showroom instead of a boutique one. No seconds, no factory rejects.
What does tile cost?
Price is driven by material, size, finish and how the pattern is applied. Plain ceramic wall tile is the cheapest per square foot; large-format porcelain, natural stone and detailed mosaics sit at the top. Budget for the setting material, grout, trim and waterproofing too — on most jobs that adds meaningfully to the tile cost. Filter any category page by price to see the range live.
Do you carry the grout, thinset and trim to finish the job?
Yes — grout, thinset, waterproofing, backer board, trim and bullnose, tools and sealers. Tell a tile specialist what you picked and they will spec the rest of the job with you.
Can someone help me plan the layout?
That is what our tile specialists do, at no charge. Bring or send your measurements and we will calculate quantities, lay out the pattern, coordinate trim and accents, and quote the whole project. Call 1-844-TOA-TILE or request a quote online.
Ready to pick your tile?
Start with the category that matches your project, or let a tile specialist narrow it down for you.
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