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From installation innovations to the latest tile trends and compliance sessions, the TCNA Pavilion at Coverings '26 has everything tile professionals need to win big this year.
The 2025 Flooring Sustainability Summit brought industry leaders together to advance collaboration, circularity, and transparency in flooring sustainability.
The 2025 Flooring Sustainability Summit is scheduled for July 16-17 in Washington, D.C., at The Mayflower Hotel. Co-hosted by the Carpet and Rug Institute (CRI), North American Laminate Flooring Association (NALFA), Natural Stone Institute (NSI), National Wood Flooring Association (NWFA), Resilient Flooring Covering Institute (RFCI), and Tile Council of North America (TCNA), the second annual Summit will provide a platform for open dialogue, cross-industry collaboration, and forward-thinking strategies.
As the demand for eco-conscious building materials rises, the inaugural 2024 Flooring Sustainability allows attendees to be at the forefront of change.
Earth Day activities at Coverings 2024 unite industry professionals with a wide selection of activities to showcase eco-friendly aspects of ceramic tile.
Coverings 2024 — North America’s premier tile and stone exhibition and conference — showcases more than 1,000 exhibitors from across the globe.
Understanding sustainable flooring helps architects, specifiers and designers choose the best project materials for buildings.
Downtown Wichita Falls has a new ceramic tile mural depicting larger-than-life creatures working together to hang the moon.
TCNA has released new specifications for 2cm gauged porcelain tile pavers in its revised version of ANSI A137.3. Learn more and get your copy.
Archaeologists excavating a construction site in London have uncovered a rare mosaic floor dating to ancient Rome.
The North American tile industry has launched a fundraiser to support Save the Children’s humanitarian efforts in Ukraine.
Unlike the angular geometric textures we’ve seen in the past, organic texture in tiles look more as if they were created by hand.
