What type of stone floor tile is the easiest to install?

Answer: There is no significant difference
Explanation: Some are harder than others requiring a more expensive blade and longer to install to slow cutting speeds. Granite, Marble, and Slate work best for wet locations. While Travertine, Limestone, and Sandstone are good choice for low traffic area's.

Answer: Travertine
Explanation: I just like to work with it

Answer: There is no significant difference
Explanation: All are time consuming installs

Answer: Granite
Explanation: Of the above tiles on the list, granite would be the hardest most durable. However, most people these days don’t elect install granite on their floor for many reasons.

Answer: There is no significant difference
Explanation: After 35 years of installation, it's basically the same.

Answer: There is no significant difference
Explanation: All types of stone have their own characteristics

Answer: Slate
Explanation: I'm saying slatebecause it's lighter but they're all basically the same if you have to cut them and install granite a little have your marbles marbles is a little bit heavier so they are just a little bit harder to work with sometimes depending on the thickness

Answer: There is no significant difference
Explanation: All natural stones are a porous material. Meaning that if exposed to the natural elements such as water or heat they will either lose there shine or pop up with time if the proper setting materials aren't used or if the maintenance isn't kept up with such as sealing and polishing.

Answer: There is no significant difference
Explanation: It takes skill to install all materials.

Answer: Granite
Explanation: because it does not get scratched easily

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: we do not do tile

Answer: There is no significant difference
Explanation: No tile is easy to install. Stones must be installed to flat to appear as though it is glass. The bigger the tile, the harder it is to install.

Answer: Granite
Explanation: Its the flatest