FAQ
What is the name given to the standard size of rectangular tiles commonly used in design? 
The standard size for commonly used rectangular tiles, often seen in designs, is the subway tile at 3x6 inches, or approximately 75x150mm.
How does the 1/3 staggered pattern work for tile installation?
The 1/3 staggered pattern involves shifting each tile by one-third the length of the tile in each subsequent row, creating a more dynamic and visually appealing layout compared to the standard half-offset pattern.
How can I ensure my tile layout has perfectly square corners?
You can achieve square corners by using the 3-4-5 triangle method, which involves measuring three feet along one line, four feet along the perpendicular line, and checking that the diagonal measures five feet.
