Marble Floor Vents

Floor registers using your tile can be ceramic porcelain marble or granite for a perfect matching air vent cover with a fiberglass laminate backing.

Marble floor vents.

Meaning any size within the size of the tile you re using for your floor will work. Upgrade your home with a sleek minimalist vent that compliments your interior design. Made2match vents are a perfect match to your tile floor. Don t compromise your tile floor with unsightly metal and plastic registers.

Made2match greecian white honed marble 5 in. Oct 16 2018 explore james sorman s board floor vent on pinterest. Word of mouth spread interest grew and before long a business was born. Even then we ve created vents that were much bigger than the tile used by utilizing seams into the design so really the possibilities are endless.

See more ideas about floor vents floor vent covers vent covers. Tile vent covers flush mount or drop in 248 398 8758. It can be installed on your floor wall ceiling and hvac air vents. Floor vent register tile edging trim.

They are designed to be walked on and are fine for high traffic areas. Well essentially all of our vents are custom. Vent fits standard ventilation openings of 4 in. Miroslav started experimenting with tile floor vents five years ago as a unique and distinguishing service to his clients.

Marble polishing hides away all the cracks in the floor and stops the new cracks. Miroslav has worked as a tile and marble contractor in the construction industry for more than 30 years. Custom air covers and air registers that are compatible with any surface wood laminate tile mosaic carpet vinyl mdf drywall etc. Tile floor registers and vent covers made with your porcelain ceramic marble or granite tile for a perfect matching vent cover.

Finish your floor with made2match flush mount vent registers. Vent cover floor registers made with ceramic tile marble 248 398 8758. In this way marble polishing also increases the durability of the floor. Chameleon floor registers flush mounted floor grills are the first in the floor covering industry to integrate a metal register frame with the surrounding flooring material by structurally supporting thin finish materials such as marble slate concrete terrazzo and ceramic tile and some thin less than inch hardwood floors.