Bring lasting style, durability, and design flexibility to your home with tile flooring in Fond du Lac, WI, from Twohig Flooring America. Whether you’re updating a kitchen floor, designing a custom tile shower, installing a backsplash, refreshing a fireplace surround, or planning a complete bathroom remodel, our local flooring and design experts can help you choose tile that fits your space, style, and performance needs.
Visit our showroom at 316 N Rolling Meadows Drive in Fond du Lac, WI, to explore porcelain, ceramic, natural stone, glass, mosaic, and decorative tile in a wide range of colors, shapes, textures, patterns, and finishes.
As a family-owned flooring store serving Fond du Lac and surrounding communities, Twohig Flooring America combines personalized design guidance with skilled, in-house professional installation. From individual tile projects to complete kitchen and bathroom renovations, our team can help you plan every detail.
Request a free room measure or visit our Fond du Lac showroom to get started.
Tile is one of the most visual flooring and design materials, which is why seeing colors, textures, sizes, mosaics, and finishes in person can make such a difference. Visit Twohig Flooring America to compare tile samples and get expert help coordinating flooring, shower tile, backsplash tile, grout, and other design elements.
Our showroom lets you compare tile alongside other materials and finishes before committing to your project. You can also order flooring samples or use our Room Visualizer to explore different looks.
Different tile materials offer different combinations of appearance, durability, moisture resistance, maintenance, and price. Our Fond du Lac tile experts can help you determine which option makes the most sense for your room.
Porcelain tile is dense, durable, and highly resistant to moisture, making it an excellent choice for bathrooms, kitchens, laundry rooms, entryways, and other high-traffic or moisture-prone areas. Depending on the product, porcelain can also be suitable for certain outdoor applications.
Porcelain is available in realistic wood, stone, concrete, marble, and decorative visuals, making it one of the most versatile tile choices for modern homes.
Ceramic tile offers extensive design flexibility at a wide range of price points. It is available in countless colors, shapes, finishes, and patterns and can be used for approved floors, walls, backsplashes, and decorative installations.
Ceramic tile is especially popular for homeowners who want classic tile style with straightforward routine care.
Natural stone such as marble, slate, and travertine provides distinctive variation, texture, and character. Because each piece is created by nature, no two stone installations look exactly alike.
Natural stone typically requires more maintenance than porcelain or ceramic tile, and sealing requirements vary by material, so proper product selection and care are important.
Glass tile is commonly used on backsplashes, shower walls, accent bands, niches, and decorative surfaces. Its reflective quality can add dimension and brightness to kitchens and bathrooms.
Mosaics allow you to introduce pattern, texture, color, and visual detail into showers, backsplashes, floors, niches, feature walls, and other custom designs.
Choose from hexagons, penny rounds, geometric patterns, stone mosaics, glass mosaics, and mixed-material designs.
Porcelain and ceramic are both clay-based tile products, but porcelain is generally denser and has a lower water absorption rate. That can make porcelain especially appealing for high-moisture areas and demanding applications.
Choose porcelain tile when:
Consider ceramic tile when:
Neither material is universally better. The right choice depends on your room, moisture exposure, design goals, maintenance preferences, and the specifications of the individual tile.
Custom tile showers are one of Twohig Flooring America’s specialties. Our team can help you coordinate shower floors, walls, niches, benches, accent bands, grout, and surrounding bathroom flooring to create a cohesive design.
Tile provides nearly unlimited possibilities for creating a shower that reflects your preferred style. Popular options include:
Planning a larger renovation? Explore our bathroom remodeling services in Fond du Lac for help coordinating tile, flooring, design, and professional installation.
Tile can add durability and design impact throughout your kitchen. Porcelain and ceramic flooring can handle everyday traffic and routine spills when the appropriate product is selected, while backsplash tile makes it easy to introduce color, texture, or pattern without overwhelming the room.
Popular kitchen tile applications include:
If your project extends beyond flooring, explore our kitchen remodeling services for additional design and renovation support.
Tile performs especially well in areas where moisture, dirt, and routine cleaning are important considerations.
Porcelain and ceramic are popular bathroom choices because approved products provide excellent moisture resistance and are available in numerous slip-resistant textures, shapes, and sizes. Tile can coordinate the floor with shower walls, niches, and backsplashes for a cohesive look.
Tile provides a durable, easy-to-clean surface for laundry rooms where spills and moisture can occur. Stone-look and concrete-look porcelain can also create a clean, updated appearance.
Fond du Lac homes experience snow, slush, salt, mud, and moisture throughout Wisconsin’s changing seasons. Durable porcelain tile can be an excellent choice for approved entryways and mudrooms because routine dirt and moisture can be cleaned from its hard surface more easily than from many softer flooring materials.
Wisconsin’s climate creates unique considerations for flooring. Cold winters can bring snow, road salt, grit, and moisture into entryways and mudrooms, while seasonal temperature changes can affect certain building materials.
Yes, certain tile products can be used outdoors, but not every tile is suitable for Wisconsin’s climate. Exterior installations need products specifically rated for outdoor exposure and local freeze-thaw conditions.
Outdoor tile projects also require careful attention to drainage, slope, substrate preparation, movement, and installation materials. Porcelain is often considered for outdoor applications because many porcelain products have low water absorption, but the individual manufacturer specifications should always be checked.
Ask our Fond du Lac tile team about appropriate options for patios, outdoor living areas, and other exterior projects.
Tile installation requires precision. Proper substrate preparation, layout, spacing, setting materials, waterproofing where required, grout, movement accommodation, and finishing details all influence how the completed tile project looks and performs.
Twohig Flooring America uses experienced, in-house professional installers rather than subcontracting installation work. Our installers handle residential flooring and custom tile projects with careful attention to craftsmanship and design.
Our installation capabilities include:
Twohig Flooring America also works with Schluter® systems for appropriate tile applications, including waterproofing, uncoupling, and substrate preparation. The exact system used depends on the specific project and installation requirements.
Schedule a free room measure to begin planning your tile installation.
Before choosing tile based entirely on appearance, consider how and where it will be used.
Our Fond du Lac design team can help you compare tile specifications and coordinate the complete look before your project begins.
Porcelain and ceramic tile are both popular bathroom options. Porcelain typically has a lower water absorption rate, while ceramic offers extensive design flexibility. The best choice depends on whether the tile will be used on the floor, shower walls, shower floor, or another surface.
Shower floors require tile approved for wet environments with appropriate traction. Small-format mosaics are often useful because additional grout lines can provide more grip and make it easier to accommodate the slope toward the drain. Product-specific slip-resistance ratings should always be considered.
Porcelain tile itself has very low water absorption, but a complete tiled shower or wet-area assembly relies on more than the tile. Proper waterproofing, substrate preparation, setting materials, grout, and installation details are essential to managing moisture.
Not necessarily. Porcelain is denser and generally absorbs less water, which makes it useful in demanding and moisture-prone applications. Ceramic can be an excellent choice for many approved residential floors, backsplashes, and walls and often provides broad design flexibility.
Many tile products work well with approved radiant heating systems because tile conducts heat effectively. The flooring product, heating system, underlayment, and installation method must all be compatible, so check manufacturer requirements before installation.
Tile can be a practical option for pet-friendly households because many porcelain and ceramic products offer durable, easy-to-clean surfaces. Product performance varies, so consider texture, slip resistance, grout, and the requirements of your specific pets.
Some tiles are approved for both applications, while others are designed specifically for walls. Wall tile should not automatically be assumed to be suitable for floors because flooring products need to meet appropriate durability and performance requirements.
It depends on the material. Many glazed porcelain and ceramic tiles do not require sealing, while natural stone and certain grout products may. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance requirements for your tile and grout.
Tile project pricing depends on the tile material, room size, pattern, substrate condition, demolition, preparation, waterproofing requirements, grout, custom details, and installation complexity. A professional measurement and project consultation will provide a more accurate estimate.
Installation time varies based on the size and complexity of the project. A simple floor installation may require less time than a custom shower or detailed mosaic project. Preparation, waterproofing, setting, curing, grouting, and finishing requirements all affect the schedule.
Yes. Twohig Flooring America specializes in custom tile showers and offers professional, in-house installation. Our team can help coordinate shower floors, walls, niches, accents, grout, waterproofing systems, and surrounding bathroom flooring.
Yes. Visit our Fond du Lac showroom to compare tile displays and samples in person. You can also order flooring samples for additional design planning.
Twohig Flooring America is a family-owned flooring store in Fond du Lac with a multigenerational history rooted in craftsmanship, service, and professional installation.
When you work with our tile team, you can expect:
Our team has also earned local recognition for flooring and installation, while remaining actively involved in the Fond du Lac community.
Ready to see tile in person? Visit Twohig Flooring America at 316 N Rolling Meadows Drive, Fond du Lac, WI 54937.
Our showroom offers tile for floors, showers, backsplashes, walls, fireplaces, kitchens, bathrooms, and other custom projects. Our design professionals can help you coordinate tile size, material, color, layout, grout, and surrounding finishes before our in-house installers bring the design to life.
Shop tile flooring, schedule a free room measure, or visit our Fond du Lac showroom to start your tile project.
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