Rectangular Tiles
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Keystone Statuario Superiore 24" x 48" Matte Porcelain Floor Tile
Keystone Saint Laurent 24" x 48" Polished Porcelain Floor Tile

Keystone Reverse 24" x 48" Polished Porcelain Floor Tile

Keystone Pennslate 12" x 24" Matte Porcelain Floor Tile

Keystone Parker 24" x 48" Matte Porcelain Floor Tile
Keystone Open 24" x 48" Matte Porcelain Floor Tile

Keystone Onyx White 24" x 48" Polished Porcelain Floor Tile

Keystone Onyx Grey 24" x 48" Polished Porcelain Floor Tile

Keystone Onyx Blue 24" x 48" Polished Porcelain Floor Tile
Keystone Neeko 24" x 48" Porcelain Wall Tile
Keystone Neeko 24" x 48" Porcelain Floor Tile

Keystone Marquina 24" x 48" Polished Porcelain Floor Tile

Keystone Marmora Vein Touch 24" x 48" Porcelain Floor Tile
Keystone Magnetic 24" x 48" Polished Porcelain Floor Tile

Keystone Lone Cement 24" x 48" Porcelain Floor Tile
Keystone Lincoln 24" x 48" Porcelain Floor Tile
Keystone Khroma 24" x 48" Porcelain Paver
Keystone Khroma 24" x 48" Porcelain Floor Tile

Keystone Keystone 24" x 48" Porcelain Floor Tile

Keystone Invisible 24" x 48" Matte Porcelain Floor Tile

Keystone Imperium 24" x 48" Polished Porcelain Floor Tile

Keystone Holystone 24" x 48" Porcelain Paver
Keystone Heritage 24" x 48" Matte Porcelain Floor Tile

Keystone Graffiti 24" x 48" Rectified Porcelain Floor TileRectangular Tiles for Floors and Walls
What is Rectangular Tile
Rectangular tiles are defined by their elongated shape, where one side is longer than the other. This format is commonly used to control layout direction, create visual flow, and adjust how a space is perceived.
They are used across both floor and wall applications, with different sizes and finishes depending on placement.
Why Rectangular Tiles Are Used
The shape of the tile affects how a surface looks once installed.
- Creates directional flow across floors and walls.
- Can make spaces appear longer or wider depending on layout.
- Reduces visual symmetry compared to square tiles.
- Works across multiple layouts, including staggered, stacked, and vertical patterns.
Where Rectangular Tiles Are Used
- Bathroom walls and shower areas.
- Kitchen backsplashes.
- Floor installations in living spaces and open layouts.
- Feature walls and vertical surfaces.
Application depends on size, finish, and installation pattern.
Types of Rectangular Tiles
- Subway Tiles: smaller rectangular tiles, typically used on walls and backsplashes.
- Large Format Tiles: sizes like 12x24, 24x48, used for floors and large wall surfaces.
- Wood-Look Tiles: plank-style rectangular tiles designed to replicate wood flooring.
Layout Impact of Rectangular Tiles
Installation direction changes how the space is perceived.
- Horizontal layout → makes walls or floors appear wider.
- Vertical layout → increases perceived height.
- Staggered layout → adds movement.
- Stacked layout → creates a clean, modern look.
Rectangular vs Square Tiles
Square tiles create balanced, symmetrical layouts.
Rectangular tiles create directional layouts and are used when visual flow or space extension is required.
Browse square tiles for symmetrical layouts
Explore subway tiles for wall applications
View large format tiles for seamless surfaces

