Daltile Wood & stone tiling for walls and floors

 

Daltile specializes in wall & floor tiling for any style and any room. Their products include a huge selection of wood, metallic, fabric, ceramic, glass, marble, slate, granite, quartz, natural stone, and mosaic materials. 98% of the products contain post-consumer recycled materials, and many of their products can help you earn LEED credits.

Pre-consumer recycled content

More than 98% of Daltile’s manufactured products contain pre-consumer (post-industrial) recycled materials. This minimizes the use of virgin raw materials to the greatest extent possible.

Conserving solid materials

To help protect nature’s grand design, the Daltile Greenworks program has included changes in processes as well as products. Daltile is currently preventing over 200 million pounds of solid wastes from ending up in landfills.

This is being done in a variety of ways such as utilizing by-products that other companies had previously discarded, reusing their own manufacturing waste and recycling as many solid materials as possible that cannot be reused internally.

State Reuse program

Over 48 million pounds of material that cannot be used to make new tile products was recycled in state-approved beneficial reuse programs, including:

  • Land reclamation
  • Roadbed base material
  • Raw material for brick and cement manufacturing

LEED® Tools

Today, five of our plants recycle and reuse 100% of wastewater generated in manufacturing. In these facilities, not a single drop goes to waste. Our goal is to discharge no process wastewater from any of our plants.

Conserving waste water

Water is essential to life. And Daltile is taking major steps to help ensure that this vital element is protected and preserved. Currently all manufacturing facilities recycle water to a great extent, and we are working towards our goal of zero discharge of process wastewater from any of our plants in the near future.

Conserving energy

By reevaluating our operations, Daltile has dramatically reduced the energy they consume. As of today, they conserve enough energy to provide natural gas for over 6,000 homes and electricity for over 1,700 homes annually. Further, a fuel saving device is being applied to reduce fuel consumption by 10%-20% and emissions by an average of 50%. Manufacturing plants have reduced natural gas demand over 8% in the last two years.