Flooring products
Porcelain & Ceramic Floor Tile in Los Angeles
V & A Flooring Inc sells porcelain and ceramic floor tile, including large-format and wood-look tile, from its showroom in Sun Valley, Los Angeles. We help you compare tile by where it will go and the look you want, and we install it under our California C-54 tile classification.
At a glance
- Types we carry
- Porcelain tile · Ceramic tile · Large-format tile · Wood-look porcelain planks
- See it in person
- Showroom & design center, 10945 Pendleton St, Sun Valley, CA 91352
- Showroom hours
- Monday–Friday: 8:00 AM–4:00 PM; Saturday & Sunday: By reservation
- Who we supply
- Homeowners, contractors, builders and property managers
- Installation
- Available from our own crews (more than 20 installation crews)
Porcelain and ceramic tile
Porcelain is dense and low-absorption, and comes in many sizes including large-format and wood-look planks. Ceramic tile offers a wide range of colors and finishes for residential floors.
Choosing size, finish and color
Tile size, finish and color change how a room reads, and larger tiles need a flatter subfloor. Bring your plans or photos of the space to the showroom and we’ll help you compare options side by side.
Compare
Porcelain vs. ceramic floor tile
A general comparison. Specific products vary, so we always check the manufacturer’s specifications.
| Feature | Porcelain | Ceramic |
|---|---|---|
| Body | Dense, low water absorption | Less dense, more absorbent |
| Formats | Wide range, including large-format and wood-look | Wide range of colors, sizes and finishes |
| Typical cost | Often higher | Often lower |
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Installed by our own crews
We install the tile we sell, so the product, the order and the installation stay with one accountable company. We review the subfloor, transitions and the manufacturer’s installation requirements before work begins.
Tile Flooring InstallationFAQ
Porcelain & Ceramic Tile FAQ
Common questions about choosing floor tile in Los Angeles.
Porcelain or ceramic: which should I choose?
Porcelain is denser and absorbs less water; ceramic offers many design options and is often less expensive. The right choice depends on where the tile goes and the look you want.
Do you carry large-format and wood-look tile?
Yes. Our tile selection includes large-format porcelain and wood-look porcelain planks as well as ceramic tile. Large-format tile needs a flat, stable subfloor, which we review before installation.
Products
More flooring products
Hardwood Flooring
Solid and engineered hardwood in a range of species, widths and finishes.
Laminate Flooring
Wood-look and stone-look laminate in plank and tile formats.
Vinyl & LVP Flooring
Rigid-core LVP and glue-down LVT for homes, units and commercial spaces.
Carpet & Carpet Tile
Broadloom carpet and carpet tile from Mohawk, Shaw and Engineered Floors.
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Questions about porcelain & ceramic tile?
Tell us about the space, how it’s used and your timing. We’ll help you narrow the options and prepare an estimate; there’s no obligation.