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This publication is a compilation of voluntary standards for the installation of ceramic tile. American National Standard specifications A108.T, .M, .01, .02, .1A, .1B, .1C, .4, .5, .6, .8, .9, .10, .11, .12, .13, .14, .15, .16, .17, .18, .21 and .22 define the installation of ceramic tile. A118.1, .3, .4, .5, .6, .7, .8, .9, .10, .11, .12, .13, .15, .16, .18, .19 and A136.1 define the test methods and physical properties for ceramic tile installation materials. These standards are intended to be referenced or included in the ceramic tile sections of project specifications.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
7 Foreword
8 Committee Members
13 Contents
35 1.0 Introduction
2.0 Notes for tile material, accessories, and definitions
37 3.0 Guide for referencing American National Standard specifications for installation of ceramic
41 A108 Installation Standards
43 A108.T Terminology of Tile Assemblies
54 A108.M Materials and Standards for the Installation of Tile
1.0 Introduction
56 2.0 Materials
61 A108.01 General Requirements: Structures, Substrates, and Preparation for Tile — 2023

1.0 Purpose

2.0 General requirements for structures, substrates, and preparation
66 3.0 Requirements for plumbing

4.0 Required environmental conditions, protection, and damage of finished assembly by other trades
67 5.0 Visual inspection of tile work
69 A108.02 General Requirements: Workmanship for Tile
Installation — 2023

1.0 Purpose

2.0 Samples and Mockups

3.0 Delivered materials, site protection, and environmental condition protection at project site
70 4.0 General requirements for tile installations
74 5.0 Damage to tile assemblies

6.0 Maintenance of tile assemblies
75 A108.1A Installation of Ceramic Tile in the Wet-Set Method, with Portland Cement Mortar — 2023

1.0 Application of metal lath or suitable alternative wire reinforcement and scratch-coat to wal
2.0 Mortar mixes
76 3.0 Bond coat mixes

4.0 Spacing mix
77 5.0 Mortar application

6.0 Installation of ceramic tile on walls, ceilings, floors, decks, and countertops
78 7.0 Grouting of tile

8.0 Curing
79 A108.1B Installation of Ceramic Tile on a Cured Portland Cement Mortar Setting Bed with Dry-Set or Latex-Portland Cement Mortar — 2017
1.0 Installation of mortar setting beds on vertical and horizontal surfaces
2.0 Installation and grouting of tile
80 A108.1C Contractor’s Option: Installation of Ceramic Tile in the Wet-Set Method with Portland Cement Mortar or Installation of Ceramic Tile on a Cured Portland Cement Mortar Setting Bed with Dry-Set or Latex-Portland Cement Mortar — 1999 [Reaffirmed 201
81 A108.4 Installation of Ceramic Tile with Organic Adhesives or Water Cleanable Tile-Setting Epoxy
1.0 Mixing adhesives

2.0 Installation of ceramic tile for floors, walls, ceilings, and countertops
82 3.0 Grouting of tile
83 A108.5 Setting of Ceramic Tile with Dry-Set Cement Mortar, Modified Dry-Set Cement Mortar, EGP (E
1.0 Mixing mortars
2.0 Setting of tile for floors, walls and ceilings
85 A108.6 Installation of Ceramic Tile with Chemical Resistant, Water Cleanable Tile-Setting and -Gr
1.0 Mixing adhesives

2.0 Installation of ceramic tile for floors, walls, ceilings, and countertops
86 3.0 Grouting of tile with epoxy

4.0 Curing
87 A108.8 Installation of Ceramic Tile with Chemical Resistant Furan Resin Mortar and Grout — 1999 [Reaffirmed 2010]
1.0 Mixing chemical resistant furan resin mortar and grout
2.0 Installation of tile
88 3.0 Grouting of tile with furan grout
89 A108.9 Installation of Ceramic Tile with Modified Epoxy Emulsion Mortar/Grout — 2023

1.0 Mixing adhesives

2.0 Installation of ceramic tile for floors, walls, ceilings, and countertops
90 3.0 Grouting of tile with modified epoxy emulsion
4.0 Curing
91 A108.10 Installation of Grout in Tilework — 2017
1.0 Scope
2.0 Environmental conditions
3.0 Materials
4.0 Site conditions and preparation
92 5.0 Mixing grout
6.0 Cleaning
7.0 Curing
93 A108.11 Interior Installation of Cementitious Backer Units — 2023

1.0 General
2.0 General installation requirements

3.0 Materials
94 4.0 General framing requirement
95 5.0 General applications
96 Appendix — Limitations and Explanations
97 A108.12 Installation of Ceramic Tile with EGP (Exterior Glue Plywood) Modified Dry-Set Mortar — 2
1.0 Installation of tile for floors
2.0 Grouting of tile
99 A108.13 Installation of Load Bearing, Bonded, Waterproof Membranes for Thin-Set Ceramic Tile and Dimension Stone — 2005 [Reaffirmed 2016]
1.0 Scope
2.0 Application of membrane to substrate
3.0 Curing of membrane and/or bonding material
4.0 Installation of ceramic tile over cured membrane
5.0 Grouting of tile
100 A108.14 Installation of Paper-Faced Glass Mosaic Tile — 2010
1.0 Scope
2.0 Application of metal lath and scratch-coat to walls and ceilings
3.0 Scratch and leveling coat mix for walls and ceilings
101 4.0 Application of scratch coat

5.0 Mortar mixes
6.0 Bond coats for walls, ceilings, floors, counters, and shower receptors
102 7.0 Grout

8.0 Mortar application
103 9.0 Installation of paper-faced glass mosaic tile on walls, ceilings, floors, decks, and countert
10.0 Finishing

11.0 Curing
104 A108.15 Alternate Method: Installation of Paper-Faced Glass Mosaic Tile — 2019
1.0 Scope
2.0 Substrate preparation
3.0 Bond coats
4.0 Grout (back-butter) selection
105 5.0 Sheet installation
6.0 Paper removal

7.0 Curing
106 A108.16 Installation of Paper-Faced, Back-Mounted,
Edge-Mounted, or Clear Film Face-Mounted
Glass Mosaic Tile — 2005 [Reaffirmed 2016]
1.0 Scope
2.0 Substrate preparation
3.0 Bond coats
4.0 Notch trowel selection matrix

5.0 Adhesive application
107 6.0 Installing mounted tile
7.0 Paper removal
8.0 Installation of back-mounted or edge-mounted glass mosaic tile
9.0 Installation of clear film face-mounted mosaic tile

10.0 Cure times prior to grouting

11.0 Cleaning prior to grouting

12.0 Grout

13.0 Installation of grout in tile work
108 A108.17 Installation of Crack Isolation Membranes for
Thin-Set Ceramic Tile and Dimension Stone — 2005 [Reaffirmed 2016]
1.0 Scope
2.0 Application of membrane to substrate
3.0 Curing of membrane and/or bonding material
4.0 Installation of ceramic tile over cured membrane
5.0 Grouting of tile
6.0 Soft Joints
109 A108.18 Unmounted Glass Tile Installation – 2021
1.0 Introduction

2.0 Materials
110 3.0 Sub-structure requirements

4.0 Substrates

5.0 Movement joints
111 6.0 Curing

7.0 Installation process
112 8.0 Grouting
113 A108.21 Interior Installation of Flowable Hydraulic Cement Underlayment / Self-Leveling Underlayme
1.0 General

2.0 General installation requirements
114 3.0 Materials

4.0 General substrate requirements
115 5.0 Application
116 A108.22 Installation of Pre-Mixed Grout in Tilework – 2023

1.0 Scope

2.0 Environmental conditions

3.0 Materials

4.0 Site conditions and preparation

5.0 Application of grout

6.0 Cleaning

7.0 Curing
119 A118, A136.1 Materials Specifications
121 A118.1 American National Standard Specifications for
Dry-Set Cement Mortar — 2023

Introduction
1.0 Scope
2.0 Definitions
122 3.0 Property requirements for ANSI 118.1 Standard dry-set cement mortars
123 4.0 Sampling and testing procedures
124 5.0 Tests for application properties
125 6.0 Sag resistance on vertical surfaces (required for mortars designated for vertical application
126 7.0 Shear strength to ceramic tile
128 8.0 Robinson Floor Test

9.0 Package labeling
129 10.0 Report
130 A118.3 American National Standard Specifications for Chemical Resistant, Water Cleanable Tile-Set
1.0 Scope
2.0 Definitions
3.0 Sampling and testing procedures
4.0 Preparation of epoxy
131 5.0 Tests for application properties
133 A118.4 American National Standard Specifications for
Modified Dry-Set Cement Mortar — 2023

Introduction
1.0 Scope
2.0 Definitions
135 3.0 Property requirements for modified dry-set cement mortars
4.0 Sampling and testing procedures
136 5.0 Tests for application properties
138 6.0 Sag resistance on vertical surfaces (required for mortars designated for vertical application
139 7.0 Shear strength to ceramic tile
141 8.0 Robinson Floor Test
142 9.0 Package labeling

10.0 Report
144 A118.5 American National Standard Specifications for Chemical Resistant Furan Mortars and Grouts for Tile Installation — 1999 [Reaffirmed 2016]
1.0 Scope
2.0 Definitions
3.0 Sample and testing procedures
4.0 Preparation of furan mortar and grout
5.0 Tests for application properties
145 6.0 General requirements
146 A118.6 American National Standard Specifications for Standard Cement Grouts for Tile Installation — 2019
1.0 Scope
2.0 Definitions
3.0 Property requirements for standard sanded and unsanded cement grouts
4.0 Tests for properties of standard sanded and unsanded cement grouts­
148 5.0 General requirements for all grouts
149 A118.7 American National Standard Specifications for High Performance Cement Grouts for Tile Installation — 2019
1.0 Scope
2.0 Definitions
3.0 Property requirements for high performance sanded and un-sanded cement grouts
151 4.0 General requirements for all grouts
153 A118.8 American National Standard Specifications for Modified Epoxy Emulsion Mortar/Grout — 1999 [Reaffirmed 2016]
1.0 Scope
2.0 Definitions
3.0 Sampling and testing procedures
4.0 Preparation of modified epoxy emulsion mortar/grout
154 5.0 Tests for application properties
157 A118.9 American National Standard Specifications for Test Methods and Specifications for Cementit
1.0 Scope
2.0 Definitions
3.0 Sampling and testing procedures
4.0 Test for physical properties
160 5.0 General requirements
161 A118.10 American National Standard Specifications for
Load Bearing, Bonded, Waterproof Membranes
Introduction
1.0 Scope
2.0 Definitions
162 3.0 Sampling and testing procedures

4.0 Tests for material properties
163 5.0 Shear strength to ceramic tile and cement mortar
164 6.0 System performance
165 A118.11 American National Standard Specifications for EGP (Exterior Glue Plywood) Modified Dry-set Mortar — 2017
Introduction
1.0 Scope
2.0 Definitions
166 3.0 Sampling and testing procedures
4.0 Shear strength to quarry tile
167 5.0 Package labeling
168 A118.12 American National Standard Specifications for Crack Isolation Membranes for Thin-Set Ceramic Tile and Dimension Stone Installation — 2014
Introduction
1.0 Scope
2.0 Definitions
169 3.0 Sampling and testing procedures
170 4.0 Tests for material properties
5.0 Tests for system performance
173 A118.13 American National Standard Specifications for Bonded Sound Reduction Membranes for Thin-Set Ceramic Tile Installation — 2014
Introduction
1.0 Scope
2.0 Definitions
174 3.0 Sampling and testing procedures
175 4.0 Tests for material properties

5.0 Tests for system performance
177 A118.15 American National Standard Specifications for
Improved Modified Dry-Set Cement Mortar —
Introduction
1.0 Scope
2.0 Definitions
179 3.0 Property requirements for improved performance modified mortars
4.0 Sampling and testing procedures
180 5.0 Tests for application properties
182 6.0 Sag resistance on vertical surfaces (required for mortars designated for vertical applicatio
183 7.0 Shear strength to ceramic tile
185 8.0 Robinson floor test
186 9.0 Package labeling

10.0 Report
188 A118.16 American National Standard Specifications for Flowable Hydraulic Cement Underlayment /
S
Introduction

Installation specifications

1.0 Scope

2.0 Definitions
189 3.0 Property Requirements

4.0 Sampling and testing procedures
190 5.0 Tests for underlayment properties
191 6.0 Package labeling
193 A118.18 American National Standard Specifications for Test Methods and Specifications for Foam Core
1.0 Scope

2.0 Definitions

3.0 Sampling and testing procedures

4.0 Test for physical properties
195 5.0 General requirements
196 1.0 Scope

2.0 Definitions

3.0 Property requirements for organic premixed grouts

4.0 Sampling and testing procedures
197 A118.19 American National Standard Specifications for
Organic Premixed Grouts for Installation of
Bookmark 299
199 A136.1 American National Standard Specifications for Organic Adhesives for Installation of Ceramic Tile — 2008 [Reaffirmed 2013]
1.0 Purpose
2.0 Scope
3.0 Classification
4.0 Definitions

5.0 Requirements
200 6.0 Sampling and testing procedures
204 7.0 Manufacturer’s instructions

8.0 Toxicity and flammability
207 Figures
208 Figure 1.0 Support Jig For Bond Strength Test
209 Figure 2.0 Ceramic Tile Test Assembly Plate
Figure 3.0 Ceramic Tile Test Assembly Lower Portion
Figure 4.0 Oven
210 Figure 5.0 T-Bar Space
Figure 6.0 Shear Bond Test Jig
211 Figure 8.0 System Crack Resistance Test Apparatus
212 Figure 9.0 Failure Pattern
213 Figure 10.0 Slip Apparatus
214 Figure 11.0 Examples of Non-Linear Joint Configurations
Figure 12.0: ¾ in. (19 mm) Rounded Notch Trowel
215 Figure 13.0 Examples of Offset Patterns
216 Figure 14.0 Shear Bond Test Specimen

Figure 15.0 Adhesion Testing Failure Patterns
217 Figure 16.0: Shear Specimen Tile Position
218 Figure 17.0: Shear Bond Test Fixture
Figure 17.1: Base Plate Assembly
219 Figure 17.2: “L” Bracket
Figure 17.3: Point Load Bar
Figure 18.0: Loading Key
220 Figure 19.0: Test Apparatus
221 Figures 20.0-20.3: Molding Test Specimens
Figure 21.0: Test Location Template
Figure 22.0: Test Locations
222 Figure 23.0: Preparation of Test Specimens
Figure 23.1: Preparation of Test Specimens
223 Annex A (Informative) — Concrete Test Slab
A.1 General information
A.2 Test conditions
A.3 Apparatus
A.4 Concrete test slab
225 Figure A1 Apparatus for Evaluating Water Absorption (Carsten-Röhrchen Flask)
226 Figure A2 Grading Curves for 8 mm Maximum Particle Size
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TCNA Handbook CeramicGlassStoneTileInstallation 2024 ?u=/product/publishers/tcna/tcna-handbook-ceramicglassstonetileinstallation-2024/ Sun, 20 Oct 2024 09:11:18 +0000 TCNA Handbook for Ceramic, Glass, and Stone Tile Installation
Published By Publication Date Number of Pages
TCNA 2024
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A guide to assist in clarifying and standardizing installation specifications for tile. Each installation recommendation, or method, requires a properly designed, constructed, and prepared substructure using materials and construction techniques that meet nationally recognized material and construction standards. Included are: product selection guides for ceramic, glass, and stone tiles; guidelines for wet areas; ISO mortar and grout specifications; information on substrate flatness requirements; information on grout joint sizes and patterns, and workmanship standards excerpted from ANSI installation standards.

PDF Catalog

PDF Pages PDF Title
9 Committee Members
11 Contents
15 Product Selection Guides
16 Ceramic Tile Selection Guide
20 Glass Tile Selection and Installation Guide
24 Natural Stone Tile Selection and Installation Guide
29 Setting Materials Selection Guide
33 Grout Selection Guide
35 Backer Board Selection Guide
37 Membrane Selection Guide
39 Additional Products Used in Tile Installations
41 Green Building Standards and Green Product Selection Guide
47 Life-Cycle Cost Analysis Study for Various Floor Finishes
49 Field and Installation Requirements
50 Substrate Requirements
54 Lighting and Tile Installations
55 Mortar Application and Coverage
56 Flatness and Lippage
58 Grout Joint Size, Layouts, and Patterns
60 Finished Tilework
61 Accessibility
62 Wet Areas Guidelines
64 Floor Tiling Installation Guide
65 Environmental Exposure Classifications
69 Using the TCNA Handbook for Specification Writing
72 Installer and Contractor Qualifications Guide
77 Ceramic and Glass Tile Installation Methods
78 Exterior Floors
82 Exterior Roof/Deck Floors
86 Exterior Balcony/Deck Floors
90 Interior Floors Over Concrete
138 Interior Floors With Radiant Heat Over Concrete
160 Interior Floors With Radiant Heat Over Wood
172 Interior Floors Over Wood
208 Exterior Walls
214 Interior Walls Over Masonry or Concrete
220 Interior Walls Over Solid Backing
226 Interior Walls Over Wood or Metal Studs
246 Bathtub Walls With No Showerhead
248 Bathtub/Shower Walls
260 Shower Receptors
276 Curbless Shower Receptors
280 Common Shower Configurations
282 Shower Receptor Renovation
284 Ceilings, Soffits
290 Countertops
296 Steam Shower/Steam Room; Masonry/Concrete
298 Steam Shower/Steam Room; Wood/Metal Studs
300 Pools and Water Features
306 Tile Tubs and Fountains
307 Mortar Stairs
308 Refrigerator Rooms
310 Renovation
314 Accessories and Transitions
315 Sound Rated and Fire Rated Walls
318 Sound Rated Floors Guide
321 Natural Stone Tile Installation Methods
322 Exterior Floors
326 Exterior Roof/Deck Floors
330 Exterior Balcony/Deck Floors
334 Interior Floors Over Concrete
358 Interior Floors With Radiant Heat Over Concrete
376 Interior Floors With Radiant Heat Over Wood
378 Interior Floors Over Wood
382 Exterior Walls
388 Interior Walls Over Masonry or Concrete
393 Interior Walls Over Solid Backing
397 Interior Walls Over Wood or Metal Studs
416 Bathtub Walls With No Showerhead
418 Bathtub/Shower Walls
430 Shower Receptors
446 Ceilings, Soffits
451 Movement Joints
452 EJ171 movement joint guidelines
for ceramic, glass, and stone
461 Appendices
462 Appendix A. ISO 13007 Standards for Adhesives and Grouts
466 Appendix B. Estimated Weights for Floor Installations
474 Appendix C. Material and Installation Specifications, Test Methods, and Guides Referenced
478 Method Locator by Method Number
479 Method Locator by Application (Tile)
483 Method Locator by Application (Stone)
486 TCNA Member Directory
497 Contents
498 TCNA Bullletin: Two-Centimeter Porcelain Pavers
500 TCNA Bulletin: Laboratory Testing Leads the Way for Product Success
504 TCNA Bulletin: ANSI A326.3
512 Porcelain Tile Certification
and the Porcelain Tile
Certification Agency
517 TCNA Bullletin:
ACT-Certified Installers
518 TCNA Bulletin
: Choosing Your Tile Contractor
524 Special Section from Tile Heritage Foundation
538 2024 Ceramic Tile Education Foundation (CTEF) Sponsors
545 Contents
546 Tile: The Natural Choice
548 Tile and Green Building Credits and Requirements
550 TCNA Bulletin: Ceramic Tile for a Safe and Healthy Home
553 Life Cycle Cost Analysis
556 Introduction
557 Life Cycle Cost Analysis Criteria
Summary and Results
558 Life-Cycle Costs for Flooring in Commercial Buildings (Comparison Table)
560 Using Industry-Wide Guidance for Ceramic Tile, Mortar, and Grout Ingredient Reporting
567 Guide to Green Squared
569 Contents
570 What is Green Squared?
572 The Green Squared Standard
578 Third-Party Certification
580 Specifying Green Squared
584 Green Squared in the Field
593 Guide to EPDs for Ceramic Tile, Mortar and Grout Made in North America
595 Contents
596 Total Transparency: EPDs for North American-Made Ceramic Tile, Mortar, and Grout
600 Credits and Compliance: North American-Made Ceramic Tile, Mortar, and Grout
606 Environmental Footprint: Tile, Mortar and Grout
614 EPD Transparency Summary: Tile
616 EPD Transparency Summary: Grout
618 EPD Transparency Summary: Mortar
621 Guide to Embodied Carbon
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TCNA Handbook CeramicGlassStoneTileInstallation 2023 ?u=/product/publishers/tcna/tcna-handbook-ceramicglassstonetileinstallation-2023/ Sun, 20 Oct 2024 08:33:34 +0000 TCNA Handbook for Ceramic, Glass, and Stone Tile Installation
Published By Publication Date Number of Pages
TCNA 2023 622
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A guide to assist in clarifying and standardizing installation specifications for tile. Each installation recommendation, or method, requires a properly designed, constructed, and prepared substructure using materials and construction techniques that meet nationally recognized material and construction standards. Included are: product selection guides for ceramic, glass, and stone tiles; guidelines for wet areas; ISO mortar and grout specifications; information on substrate flatness requirements; information on grout joint sizes and patterns, and workmanship standards excerpted from ANSI installation standards.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
9 Committee Members
11 Contents
15 Product Selection Guides
16 Ceramic Tile Selection Guide
20 Glass Tile Selection and Installation Guide
24 Natural Stone Tile Selection and Installation Guide
29 Setting Materials Selection Guide
33 Grout Selection Guide
35 Backer Board Selection Guide
36 Membrane Selection Guide
38 Additional Products Used in Tile Installations
40 Green Building Standards and Green Product Selection Guide
45 Field and Installation Requirements
46 Substrate Requirements
50 Lighting and Tile Installations
51 Mortar Application and Coverage
52 Flatness and Lippage
54 Grout Joint Size, Layouts, and Patterns
56 Finished Tilework
57 Accessibility
58 Wet Areas Guidelines
60 Floor Tiling Installation Guide
61 Environmental Exposure Classifications
65 Using the TCNA Handbook for Specification Writing
68 Installer and Contractor Qualifications Guide
73 Ceramic and Glass Tile Installation Methods
74 Exterior Floors
78 Exterior Roof/Deck Floors
82 Exterior Balcony/Deck Floors
86 Interior Floors Over Concrete
134 Interior Floors With Radiant Heat Over Concrete
156 Interior Floors With Radiant Heat Over Wood
168 Interior Floors Over Wood
204 Exterior Walls
210 Interior Walls Over Masonry or Concrete
216 Interior Walls Over Solid Backing
222 Interior Walls Over Wood or Metal Studs
242 Bathtub Walls With No Showerhead
244 Bathtub/Shower Walls
256 Shower Receptors
272 Curbless Shower Receptors
276 Common Shower Configurations
278 Shower Receptor Renovation
280 Ceilings, Soffits
286 Countertops
292 Steam Shower/Steam Room; Masonry/Concrete
294 Steam Shower/Steam Room; Wood/Metal Studs
296 Pools and Water Features
302 Tile Tubs and Fountains
303 Mortar Stairs
304 Refrigerator Rooms
306 Renovation
310 Accessories and Transitions
311 Sound Rated and Fire Rated Walls
314 Sound Rated Floors Guide
317 Natural Stone Tile Installation Methods
318 Exterior Floors
322 Exterior Roof/Deck Floors
326 Exterior Balcony/Deck Floors
330 Interior Floors Over Concrete
354 Interior Floors With Radiant Heat Over Concrete
372 Interior Floors With Radiant Heat Over Wood
374 Interior Floors Over Wood
378 Exterior Walls
384 Interior Walls Over Masonry or Concrete
390 Interior Walls Over Solid Backing
394 Interior Walls Over Wood or Metal Studs
412 Bathtub Walls With No Showerhead
414 Bathtub/Shower Walls
426 Shower Receptors
442 Ceilings, Soffits
447 Movement Joints
448 EJ171 movement joint guidelines
for ceramic, glass, and stone
457 Appendices
458 Appendix A. ISO 13007 Standards for Adhesives and Grouts
462 Appendix B. Estimated Weights for Floor Installations
470 Appendix C. Material and Installation Specifications, Test Methods, and Guides Referenced
474 Method Locator by Method Number
475 Method Locator by Application (Tile)
479 Method Locator by Application (Stone)
482 Member Directory
549 Contents
550 Tile: The Natural Choice
552 Tile and Green Building Credits and Requirements
554 TCNA Bulletin: Ceramic Tile for a Safe and Healthy Home
556 TCNA Green Report: Life-Cycle Cost Study
558 Using Industry-Wide Guidance for Ceramic Tile, Mortar, and Grout Ingredient Reporting
565 Guide to Green Squared
567 Contents
568 What is Green Squared?
570 The Green Squared Standard
576 Third-Party Certification
578 Specifying Green Squared
582 Green Squared in the Field
591 Guide to EPDs for Ceramic Tile, Mortar and Grout Made in North America
593 Contents
594 Total Transparency: EPDs for North American-Made Ceramic Tile, Mortar, and Grout
598 Credits and Compliance: North American-Made Ceramic Tile, Mortar, and Grout
604 Environmental Footprint: Tile, Mortar and Grout
612 EPD Transparency Summary: Tile
614 EPD Transparency Summary: Grout
616 EPD Transparency Summary: Mortar
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TCNA Handbook GaugedPorcelainTile 2023 ?u=/product/publishers/tcna/tcna-handbook-gaugedporcelaintile-2023/ Sun, 20 Oct 2024 08:33:34 +0000 TCNA Handbook for Gauged Porcelain Tiles and Gauged Porcelain Tile Panels/Slabs Installation
Published By Publication Date Number of Pages
TCNA 2023 92
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Inaugural handbook devoted to the installation methods of gauged porcelain tiles and gauged porcelain tile panels/slabs. A guide to assist in clarifying and standardizing installation specifications for tile. Each installation method requires a properly designed, constructed, and prepared substructure using materials and construction techniques that meet nationally recognized material and construction standards. The seventeen methods included in this inaugural edition of the TCNA Handbook for Gauged Porcelain Tiles and Gauged Porcelain Tile Panels/Slabs are the first to be balloted with the TCNA Handbook Committee. The committee is continuing work to develop additional methods that are applicable to gauged porcelain tile.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
9 TCNA Handbook Committee
11 Contents
14 Gauged Porcelain Tiles and Gauged Porcelain Tile Panels/Slabs Selection and Installation Guide
18 Floor Tiling Installation Guide
19 Environmental Exposure Classifications
21 Gauged Porcelain Tile and Gauged Porcelain Tile Panel/Slab Installation Methods
22 Interior Floors Over Concrete
39 Interior Floors with Radiant Heat Over Concrete
45 Interior Floors With Radiant Heat Over Wood
48 Interior Floors Over Wood
53 Interior Walls Over Masonry or Concrete
55 Interior Walls Over Wood or Metal Studs
57 Bathtub/Shower Walls
59 Shower Receptors
65 Appendices
66 Appendix A. ISO 13007 Standards for Adhesives and Grouts
70 Appendix B. Estimated Weights for Floor Installations
74 Appendix C. Material and Installation Specifications, Test Methods, and Guides Referenced
80 2023 TCNA Member Directory
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TCNA A137.3 2022 ?u=/product/publishers/tcna/tcna-a137-3-2022/ Sun, 20 Oct 2024 05:25:29 +0000 ANSI A137.3-2022, A108.19-2020 and A108.20-2020 American National Standard Specifications for Gauged Porcelain Tile and Gauged Porcelain Tile Panels/Slabs (Material and Installation Standards)
Published By Publication Date Number of Pages
TCNA 2022 84
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American National Standard Specification A137.3 describes the minimum physical properties and grading procedures for gauged porcelain tiles and gauged porcelain tile panels/slabs. It provides quality criteria for buyers, specifiers, installers, manufacturers, and the public in general. ”Gauged” means manufactured to a thickness that is specific and largely associated with installation and use. Tile panels/slabs are those that are one square meter in facial area or larger. Some of the key issues addressed by this standard are: Floor, wall, and countertop strength criteria for “Table 4” gauged products that have a declared nominal thickness within the range of 5.0 to 6.5 mm Wall and countertop strength criteria for “Table 5” gauged products that have a declared nominal thickness within the range of 3.5 to 4.9 mm Floor, wall, and countertop strength criteria for “Table 6” gauged products that have a declared nominal thickness of 20 mm and greater Thickness accuracy and precision criteria Provisions for sampling and visual inspection, considering tile panels/slabs can be very large Provisions for gauged products with back layer reinforcing American National Standard A108.19 provides procedures and requirements for interior installation of gauged porcelain tiles and gauged porcelain tile panels/slabs. These products require unique installation and workmanship considerations, and some of the key issues addressed by this standard addresses include: Floor and wall installation procedures for ANSI A137.3 “Table 4” gauged products Wall installation procedures for ANSI A137.3 “Table 5” gauged products Substrate requirements Lippage criteria and use of lippage control systems Unique coverage criteria and evaluation procedures Special floor setting provisions that involve embedding by walking American National Standard A108.20 provides procedures and requirements for exterior installation of gauged porcelain tiles and gauged porcelain tile panels/slabs. These products require unique installation and workmanship considerations, and some of the key issues addressed by this standard addresses include: Exterior vertical and overhead installation procedures for ANSI A137.3 “Table 4” and “Table 5” gauged products Substrate requirements Lippage criteria and use of lippage control systems Unique coverage criteria and evaluation procedures Specific embedding instructions

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PDF Pages PDF Title
21 ANSI A137.3 American National Standard Specifications for Gauged Porcelain Tile & Tile Panels/Slabs
1.0 Purpose
2.0 Scope
3.0 Definition of Terms
22 4.0 Procedures for Sampling, Testing and Basis for Acceptance
26 5.0 Acceptable Properties for Gauged Porcelain Tiles and Tile Panels / Slabs
34 6.0 Specialty Tiles or Tile Panels / Slabs
7.0 Grade Marking and Certification
35 8.0 Applicable Evaluation Procedures
51 ANSI A108.19 Interior Installation of Gauged Porcelain Tiles and Gauged Porcelain Tile Panels/Slabs
Introduction
Scope
1.0 Wall and Ceiling Substrates
52 2.0 Floor Substrates
3.0 Existing Surfaces/Substrates
4.0 Related Work Specified in Other Sections
53 5.0 Substrate Flatness
6.0 General Substrate Requirements
54 7.0 Jobsite Requirements
8.0 Material Handling Requirements
9.0 Tile Specifications and Ordering
55 10.0 Installing Contractor
11.0 General Requirements for Installation
56 12.0 Mortar and Mortar Mixing
13.0 Application of Bonding Mortar
57 14.0 Embedding the Tile
59 15.0 Required Mortar Coverage
16.0 Grouting of Tile
17.0 Workmanship, Lippage, and Grout Joint Size
60 18.0 Movement Joints
19.0 Damage to Tile Work
20.0 Maintenance
65 ANSI A108.20 American National Standard Specifications for Exterior Installation of Vertical and Ov
Introduction
Scope
1.0 Substrates
66 2.0 Existing Surfaces/Substrates
3.0 Related Work Specified in Other Sections
4.0 Substrate Flatness
5.0 General Substrate Requirements
67 6.0 Jobsite Requirements
7.0 Material Handling Requirements
68 8.0 Tile Specifications and Ordering
9.0 Installing Contractor
10.0 General Requirements for Installation
69 11.0 Mortar and Mortar Mixing
12.0 Application of Bonding Mortar
70 13.0 Embedding the Tile
71 14.0 Required Mortar Coverage
15.0 Grouting of Tile
16.0 Workmanship, Lippage, and Grout Joint Size
17.0 Movement Joints
72 18.0 Preventing Damage to Tile Work
19.0 Maintenance
75 Appendix A – Substrate Flatness – Required Plane
76 Appendix B – Shuffling Process for Embedding Gauged Porcelain
77 Appendix C
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TCNA A138.1 2011 Reaffirmed 2021 ?u=/product/publishers/tcna/tcna-a138-1-2011-reaffirmed-2021/ Sun, 20 Oct 2024 04:55:43 +0000 ANSI A138.1-2011 [Reaffirmed 2021] Green Squared Sustainable Tile and Installation Materials Specifications
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TCNA 2011
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Enlarge ANSI A138.1-2011 Green Squared American National Standard Specifications for Sustainable Ceramic Tiles, Glass Tiles, and Tile Installation Materials – Reaffirmed 2021 ANSI A138.1 is the industry standard for sustainable tile and tile installation products. This voluntary standard outlines the environmental and social criteria for sustainable ceramic tiles, glass tiles, and tile installation materials. Because sustainability shouldn’t be defined by a single attribute, Green Squared® takes a multi-attribute, balanced approach. Covered by the standard are environmental product characteristics, environmental product manufacturing and raw material extraction, end of product life management, progressive corporate governance, and innovation. Suitable applications, installation requirements, and specific product performance criteria are not defined by this standard.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
6 Foreword
9 Committee Members
10 Reference Documents and Standards
15 1.0 General
1.1 Scope
1.2 Purpose
1.3 Terms and Definitions
17 2.0 Assessment Overview
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Declaration of Product of Interest
3.0 Environmental Product Characteristics
3.1 Use of Reclaimed Manufacturing Waste or Recycled Material
18 Table 1: Level 1, 2, and 3 Total Recycled Content/Reclaimed Content Criteria
19 3.2 Indigenous Raw Materials
Table 2: Levels 1, 2, and 3 Indigenous Raw Material Criteria
3.3 Packaging — Environmentally Sustainable Packaging Practices
20 3.4 Durability and Performance Integrity — Optimization of Performance, Strength, and Longevity
3.5 Indoor Air Quality — Low- or Non-Emitting Products
21 3.6 Cleaning/Environmental Maintenance Guidelines
3.7 Additional Environmental Characteristics — Products with Situational Benefits to Enhance Surrounding Environments
3.8 Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and Environmental Product Declaration (EPD)
22 4.0 Environmental Product Manufacturing and Raw Material Extraction
4.1 Pollution Prevention to Reduce Particulates
4.2 Responsible Combustion and Fuel Usage
4.3 Raw Materials Sourcing
23 4.4 Outsourced Manufacturing and Packaging Services
4.5 Restricted Leachability of Lead and Cadmium in Glazed Ceramic Surfaces
4.6 Environmental Management Plan
4.7 Conservation/Reduction of Utility Usage
24 4.8 Renewable Energy Usage
4.9 Manufacturer Waste Diversion/Minimization
5.0 End of Product Life Management
5.1 Clean Fill Eligibility
5.2 End of Product Life Collection Plan
6.0 Progressive Corporate Governance
6.1 Social Responsibility Strategy
25 6.2 Labor Law Compliance
6.3 Prohibitions on Forced Labor
6.4 Prohibitions on Child Labor
6.5 Compliance with Environmental Regulations
6.6 Compliance with Health and Safety Regulations
6.7 Participation in Safety Programs
6.8 ANSI A138.1 Conformance Assurance Program
6.9 FTC-Compliant Marketing Claims
6.10 On-Going Community Involvement
6.11 Manufacturer Public Disclosure
26 6.12 Manufacturer Annual Sustainability Report
6.13 Certified “Green” Facilities
7.0 Innovation
7.1 Exceptional Conformance 1
7.2 Exceptional Conformance 2
7.3 Innovative Attribute, Process, or Corporate Governance Strategy
7.4 Greenhouse Gas Awareness
8.0 Determination of Conformance
8.1 Conformance Overview
27 8.2 Conformance Declaration Mechanisms
8.3 Ceramic Tile — Requirements for Conformance Declaration
8.4 Glass Tile — Requirements for Conformance Declaration
8.5 Dry Powder Installation Goods (Cementitious Mortar Adhesives and Grouts, etc.) — Requirements for Conformance Declaration
8.6 Liquid/Paste Installation Goods (Mastic Adhesives and Reactive Resin Adhesives, Reactive Resin Grouts, Pourable or Trowelable Membranes, Liquid Latex Additives, etc.) — Requirements for Conformance Declaration
8.7 Rolled Sheet Installation Goods (Sheet-Applied Membranes and Underlayments, etc.) — Requirements for Conformance Declaration
8.8 Panel Installation Goods (Backerboards and Panel Underlayments, etc.) — Requirements for Conformance Declaration
28 Appendix A: Scoring Tool
30 Appendix B: Conformance Declaration Template
31 Appendix C: Guidance on Innovation
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TCNA Handbook 2022 ?u=/product/publishers/tcna/tcna-handbook-2022/ Sun, 20 Oct 2024 04:55:28 +0000 TCNA Handbook for Ceramic, Glass, and Stone Tile Installation
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TCNA 2022
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A guide to assist in clarifying and standardizing installation specifications for tile. Each installation recommendation, or method, requires a properly designed, constructed, and prepared substructure using materials and construction techniques that meet nationally recognized material and construction standards. Included are: product selection guides for ceramic, glass, and stone tiles; guidelines for wet areas; ISO mortar and grout specifications; information on substrate flatness requirements; information on grout joint sizes and patterns, and workmanship standards excerpted from ANSI installation standards.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
9 Committee Members
Committee Members
Committee Members
11 Contents
Contents
Contents
15 Product Selection Guides
Product Selection Guides
Product Selection Guides
16 Ceramic Tile Selection Guide
Ceramic Tile Selection Guide
Ceramic Tile Selection Guide
20 Glass Tile Selection and Installation Guide
Glass Tile Selection and Installation Guide
Glass Tile Selection and Installation Guide
24 Natural Stone Tile Selection and Installation Guide
Natural Stone Tile Selection and Installation Guide
Natural Stone Tile Selection and Installation Guide
29 Setting Materials Selection Guide
Setting Materials Selection Guide
Setting Materials Selection Guide
33 Grout Selection Guide
Grout Selection Guide
Grout Selection Guide
35 Backer Board Selection Guide
Backer Board Selection Guide
Backer Board Selection Guide
36 Membrane Selection Guide
Membrane Selection Guide
Membrane Selection Guide
38 Additional Products Used in Tile Installations
Additional Products Used in Tile Installations
Additional Products Used in Tile Installations
40 Green Building Standards and Green Product Selection Guide
Green Building Standards and Green Product Selection Guide
Green Building Standards and Green Product Selection Guide
45 Field and Installation Requirements
Field and Installation Requirements
Field and Installation Requirements
46 Substrate Requirements
Substrate Requirements
Substrate Requirements
50 Lighting and Tile Installations
Lighting and Tile Installations
Lighting and Tile Installations
51 Mortar Application and Coverage
Mortar Application and Coverage
Mortar Application and Coverage
52 Flatness and Lippage
Flatness and Lippage
Flatness and Lippage
54 Grout Joint Size, Layouts, and Patterns
Grout Joint Size, Layouts, and Patterns
Grout Joint Size, Layouts, and Patterns
56 Finished Tilework
Finished Tilework
Finished Tilework
57 Accessibility
Accessibility
Accessibility
58 Wet Areas Guidelines
Wet Areas Guidelines
Wet Areas Guidelines
60 Floor Tiling Installation Guide
Floor Tiling Installation Guide
Floor Tiling Installation Guide
61 Environmental Exposure Classifications
Environmental Exposure Classifications
Environmental Exposure Classifications
65 Using the TCNA Handbook for Specification Writing
Using the TCNA Handbook for Specification Writing
Using the TCNA Handbook for Specification Writing
68 Installer and Contractor Qualifications Guide
Installer and Contractor Qualifications Guide
Installer and Contractor Qualifications Guide
73 Ceramic and Glass Tile Installation Methods
Ceramic and Glass Tile Installation Methods
Ceramic and Glass Tile Installation Methods
74 Exterior Floors
Exterior Floors
Exterior Floors
78 Exterior Roof/Deck Floors
Exterior Roof/Deck Floors
Exterior Roof/Deck Floors
82 Exterior Balcony/Deck Floors
Exterior Balcony/Deck Floors
Exterior Balcony/Deck Floors
86 Interior Floors Over Concrete
Interior Floors Over Concrete
Interior Floors Over Concrete
134 Interior Floors With Radiant Heat Over Concrete
Interior Floors With Radiant Heat Over Concrete
Interior Floors With Radiant Heat Over Concrete
156 Interior Floors With Radiant Heat Over Wood
Interior Floors With Radiant Heat Over Wood
Interior Floors With Radiant Heat Over Wood
168 Interior Floors Over Wood
Interior Floors Over Wood
Interior Floors Over Wood
204 Exterior Walls
Exterior Walls
Exterior Walls
210 Interior Walls Over Masonry or Concrete
Interior Walls Over Masonry or Concrete
Interior Walls Over Masonry or Concrete
216 Interior Walls Over Solid Backing
Interior Walls Over Solid Backing
Interior Walls Over Solid Backing
222 Interior Walls Over Wood or Metal Studs
Interior Walls Over Wood or Metal Studs
Interior Walls Over Wood or Metal Studs
242 Bathtub Walls With No Showerhead
Bathtub Walls With No Showerhead
Bathtub Walls With No Showerhead
244 Bathtub/Shower Walls
Bathtub/Shower Walls
Bathtub/Shower Walls
256 Shower Receptors
Shower Receptors
Shower Receptors
272 Curbless Shower Receptors
Curbless Shower Receptors
Curbless Shower Receptors
276 Common Shower Configurations
Common Shower Configurations
Common Shower Configurations
278 Shower Receptor Renovation
Shower Receptor Renovation
Shower Receptor Renovation
280 Ceilings, Soffits
Ceilings, Soffits
Ceilings, Soffits
286 Countertops
Countertops
Countertops
292 Steam Shower/Steam Room; Masonry/Concrete
Steam Shower/Steam Room; Masonry/Concrete
Steam Shower/Steam Room; Masonry/Concrete
294 Steam Shower/Steam Room; Wood/Metal Studs
Steam Shower/Steam Room; Wood/Metal Studs
Steam Shower/Steam Room; Wood/Metal Studs
296 Pools and Water Features
Pools and Water Features
Pools and Water Features
302 Tile Tubs and Fountains
Tile Tubs and Fountains
Tile Tubs and Fountains
303 Mortar Stairs
Mortar Stairs
Mortar Stairs
304 Refrigerator Rooms
Refrigerator Rooms
Refrigerator Rooms
306 Renovation
Renovation
Renovation
310 Accessories and Transitions
Accessories and Transitions
Accessories and Transitions
311 Sound Rated and Fire Rated Walls
Sound Rated and Fire Rated Walls
Sound Rated and Fire Rated Walls
314 Sound Rated Floors Guide
Sound Rated Floors Guide
Sound Rated Floors Guide
317 Natural Stone Tile Installation Methods
Natural Stone Tile Installation Methods
Natural Stone Tile Installation Methods
318 Exterior Floors
Exterior Floors
Exterior Floors
322 Exterior Roof/Deck Floors
Exterior Roof/Deck Floors
Exterior Roof/Deck Floors
326 Exterior Balcony/Deck Floors
Exterior Balcony/Deck Floors
Exterior Balcony/Deck Floors
330 Interior Floors Over Concrete
Interior Floors Over Concrete
Interior Floors Over Concrete
354 Interior Floors With Radiant Heat Over Concrete
Interior Floors With Radiant Heat Over Concrete
Interior Floors With Radiant Heat Over Concrete
372 Interior Floors With Radiant Heat Over Wood
Interior Floors With Radiant Heat Over Wood
Interior Floors With Radiant Heat Over Wood
374 Interior Floors Over Wood
Interior Floors Over Wood
Interior Floors Over Wood
378 Exterior Walls
Exterior Walls
Exterior Walls
384 Interior Walls Over Masonry or Concrete
Interior Walls Over Masonry or Concrete
Interior Walls Over Masonry or Concrete
390 Interior Walls Over Solid Backing
Interior Walls Over Solid Backing
Interior Walls Over Solid Backing
394 Interior Walls Over Wood or Metal Studs
Interior Walls Over Wood or Metal Studs
Interior Walls Over Wood or Metal Studs
412 Bathtub Walls With No Showerhead
Bathtub Walls With No Showerhead
Bathtub Walls With No Showerhead
414 Bathtub/Shower Walls
Bathtub/Shower Walls
Bathtub/Shower Walls
426 Shower Receptors
Shower Receptors
Shower Receptors
442 Ceilings, Soffits
Ceilings, Soffits
Ceilings, Soffits
447 Movement Joints
Movement Joints
Movement Joints
448 EJ171 movement joint guidelines
for ceramic, glass, and stone
EJ171 movement joint guidelines
for ceramic, glass, and stone
EJ171 movement joint guidelines
for ceramic, glass, and stone
457 Appendices
Appendices
Appendices
458 Appendix A. ISO 13007 Standards for Adhesives and Grouts
Appendix A. ISO 13007 Standards for Adhesives and Grouts
Appendix A. ISO 13007 Standards for Adhesives and Grouts
462 Appendix B. Estimated Weights for Floor Installations
Appendix B. Estimated Weights for Floor Installations
Appendix B. Estimated Weights for Floor Installations
470 Appendix C. Material and Installation Specifications, Test Methods, and Guides Referenced
Appendix C. Material and Installation Specifications, Test Methods, and Guides Referenced
Appendix C. Material and Installation Specifications, Test Methods, and Guides Referenced
474 Method Locator by Method Number
Method Locator by Method Number
Method Locator by Method Number
475 Method Locator by Application (Tile)
Method Locator by Application (Tile)
Method Locator by Application (Tile)
479 Method Locator by Application (Stone)
Method Locator by Application (Stone)
Method Locator by Application (Stone)
482 Member Directory
Member Directory
Member Directory
492 Contents
493 TCNA Bulletin: ANSI A326.3
501 TCNA Bulletin: MeasurableCode Criteria for Slip Resistant Surfaces around Pools, Spas,
and Hot Tubs
505 TCNA Bulletin: IBC Updates Requirements for Exterior Adhered Porcelain
509 Porcelain Tile Certification
and the Porcelain Tile
Certification Agency
514 TCNA Bullietin: ACT-Certified Installers
515 TCNA Bulletin: Choosing A Tile Contractor
521 Special Section from Tile Heritage Foundation
541 2022 Ceramic Tile Education Foundation (CTEF) Sponsors
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TCNA A137.2 July 2022 ?u=/product/publishers/tcna/tcna-a137-2-july-2022/ Sun, 20 Oct 2024 04:55:27 +0000 ANSI A137.2-2022 American National Standard Specifications for Glass Tile, Release Date July 2022
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TCNA 2022 46
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This voluntary standard lists and defines various types, sizes, and physical properties for glass tile. Some of the key issues addressed by the standard are: Methods of manufacture Categorization by size Mounting criteria for mounted glass tiles Definitions and test procedures for measuring translucence Strength criteria Thermal Shock resistance using real life temperature ranges Levels of recycled content This standard provides quality criteria for buyers, specifiers, installers, manufacturers, and the public in general. It is intended for reference or inclusion in the glass tile section of product specifications and contracts. NOTE: Changes to A137.2-2021 were balloted and approved in 2022. The latest edition of this standard is A137.2-2022.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
7 Foreword
8 Committee Members
10 Standards
13 Contents
19 A137.2 American National Standard Specifications for
Glass Tile—2021
1.0 Purpose
2.0 Scope
3.0 Definition of Terms
20 4.0 Procedures for Sampling and Testing and Basis for Acceptance
4.1 Lot Size
4.2 Sample Size
4.3 Sampling Plan
21 4.4 General Procedure for Sampling, Testing, Basis for Acceptance, and Aesthetic Classification and Shade Variations
23 4.5 Basis for Acceptance
24 5.0 Glass Tile Properties
5.1 Allowable Properties by Tile Type
28 5.2 Field Tile
33 5.3 Product Use Categories
34 6.0 Grade Marking, Labeling, and Certification

6.1 Grade Marking

6.2 Definition of Standard Grade (First Quality/Grade) Glass Tiles

6.3 Labeling Procedures

6.4 Authorized Use

6.5 Certification

6.6 Pre-Certification

7.0 Applicable Evaluation Procedures

7.1 Procedure for Determining Facial and Structural Defects in Fused and Low Temperature-Coated G
36 7.2 Procedure for Evaluating Facial and Structural Defects in Cast Glass Tile Units (Sampled per S
7.3 Test Method for Color Difference (Shading) of Monochromatic (Aesthetic Class V0) Glass Tile

7.4 Evaluation of Shade Value of Glass Tiles (Aesthetic Classes V1 to V4)
37 7.5 Evaluation of Opacity of Glass Tiles
38 7.6 Test Method for Mounting Variations
39 7.7 Test Method for Evaluating Shear Bond Strength of Glass Tile
40 7.8 Test Method for Determining Compressive Strength of Miniature Mosaic Glass Tile
41 7.9 Test Method for Determining Thermal Shock Resistance of Glass Tile
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TCNA A137.3 A108.19 A108.20 July2021 ?u=/product/publishers/tcna/tcna-a137-3-a108-19-a108-20-july2021/ Sun, 20 Oct 2024 04:55:27 +0000 ANSI A137.3-2021, A108.19-2020 and A108.20-2020 American National Standard Specifications for Gauged Porcelain Tile and Gauged Porcelain Tile Panels/Slabs (Material and Installation Standards), Release date July 2021
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TCNA 2021 76
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American National Standard Specification A137.3 describes the minimum physical properties and grading procedures for gauged porcelain tiles and gauged porcelain tile panels/slabs. It provides quality criteria for buyers, specifiers, installers, manufacturers, and the public in general. ”Gauged” means manufactured to a thickness that is specific and largely associated with installation and use. Tile panels/slabs are those that are one square meter in facial area or larger. Some of the key issues addressed by this standard are: Floor, wall, and countertop strength criteria for “Table 4” gauged products that have a declared nominal thickness within the range of 5.0 to 6.5 mm Wall and countertop strength criteria for “Table 5” gauged products that have a declared nominal thickness within the range of 3.5 to 4.9 mm Thickness accuracy and precision criteria Provisions for sampling and visual inspection, considering tile panels/slabs can be very large Provisions for gauged products with back layer reinforcing American National Standard A108.19 provides procedures and requirements for interior installation of gauged porcelain tiles and gauged porcelain tile panels/slabs. These products require unique installation and workmanship considerations, and some of the key issues addressed by this standard addresses include: Floor and wall installation procedures for ANSI A137.3 “Table 4” gauged products Wall installation procedures for ANSI A137.3 “Table 5” gauged products Substrate requirements Lippage criteria and use of lippage control systems Unique coverage criteria and evaluation procedures Special floor setting provisions that involve embedding by walking American National Standard A108.20 provides procedures and requirements for exterior installation of gauged porcelain tiles and gauged porcelain tile panels/slabs. These products require unique installation and workmanship considerations, and some of the key issues addressed by this standard addresses include: Exterior vertical and overhead installation procedures for ANSI A137.3 gauged products Substrate requirements Lippage criteria and use of lippage control systems Unique coverage criteria and evaluation procedures Specific embedding instructions

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PDF Pages PDF Title
21 ANSI A137.3 American National Standard Specifications for Gauged Porcelain Tile & Tile Panels/Slabs
1.0 Purpose
2.0 Scope
3.0 Definition of Terms
22 4.0 Procedures for Sampling, Testing and Basis for Acceptance
25 5.0 Acceptable Properties for Gauged Porcelain Tiles and Tile Panels / Slabs
29 6.0 Specialty Tiles or Tile Panels / Slabs
30 7.0 Grade Marking and Certification
31 8.0 Applicable Evaluation Procedures
43 ANSI A108.19 Interior Installation of Gauged Porcelain Tiles and Gauged Porcelain Tile Panels/Slabs
Introduction
Scope
1.0 Wall and Ceiling Substrates
44 2.0 Floor Substrates
3.0 Existing Surfaces/Substrates
4.0 Related Work Specified in Other Sections
45 5.0 Substrate Flatness
6.0 General Substrate Requirements
46 7.0 Jobsite Requirements
8.0 Material Handling Requirements
9.0 Tile Specifications and Ordering
47 10.0 Installing Contractor
11.0 General Requirements for Installation
48 12.0 Mortar and Mortar Mixing
13.0 Application of Bonding Mortar
49 14.0 Embedding the Tile
51 15.0 Required Mortar Coverage
16.0 Grouting of Tile
17.0 Workmanship, Lippage, and Grout Joint Size
52 18.0 Movement Joints
19.0 Damage to Tile Work
20.0 Maintenance
57 ANSI A108.20 American National Standard Specifications for Exterior Installation of Vertical and Ov
Introduction
Scope
1.0 Substrates
58 2.0 Existing Surfaces/Substrates
3.0 Related Work Specified in Other Sections
4.0 Substrate Flatness
5.0 General Substrate Requirements
59 6.0 Jobsite Requirements
7.0 Material Handling Requirements
60 8.0 Tile Specifications and Ordering
9.0 Installing Contractor
10.0 General Requirements for Installation
61 11.0 Mortar and Mortar Mixing
12.0 Application of Bonding Mortar
62 13.0 Embedding the Tile
63 14.0 Required Mortar Coverage
15.0 Grouting of Tile
16.0 Workmanship, Lippage, and Grout Joint Size
17.0 Movement Joints
64 18.0 Preventing Damage to Tile Work
19.0 Maintenance
67 Appendix A – Substrate Flatness – Required Plane
68 Appendix B – Shuffling Process for Embedding Gauged Porcelain
69 Appendix C
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TCNA A137.2 July 2021 ?u=/product/publishers/tcna/tcna-a137-2-july-2021/ Sun, 20 Oct 2024 04:55:27 +0000 ANSI A137.2-2022 American National Standard Specifications for Glass Tile, Release Date July 2021
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TCNA 2021 44
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PDF Catalog
PDF Pages PDF Title
7 Foreword
8 Committee Members
10 Standards
13 Contents
19 A137.2 American National Standard Specifications for
Glass Tile—2021
1.0 Purpose
2.0 Scope
3.0 Definition of Terms
20 4.0 Procedures for Sampling and Testing and Basis for Acceptance
4.1 Lot Size
4.2 Sample Size
4.3 Sampling Plan
21 4.4 General Procedure for Sampling, Testing, Basis for Acceptance, and Aesthetic Classification and Shade Variations
23 4.5 Basis for Acceptance
24 5.0 Glass Tile Properties
5.1 Allowable Properties by Tile Type
28 5.2 Field Tile
33 6.0 Grade Marking, Labeling, and Certification

6.1 Grade Marking

6.2 Definition of Standard Grade (First Quality/Grade) Glass Tiles

6.3 Labeling Procedures

6.4 Authorized Use

6.5 Certification

6.6 Pre-Certification
34 7.0 Applicable Evaluation Procedures

7.1 Procedure for Determining Facial and Structural Defects in Fused and Low Temperature-Coated G
35 7.2 Procedure for Evaluating Facial and Structural Defects in Cast Glass Tile Units (Sampled per S
7.3 Test Method for Color Difference (Shading) of Monochromatic (Aesthetic Class V0) Glass Tile
36 7.4 Evaluation of Shade Value of Glass Tiles (Aesthetic Classes V1 to V4)

7.5 Evaluation of Opacity of Glass Tiles
37 7.6 Test Method for Mounting Variations
38 7.7 Test Method for Evaluating Shear Bond Strength of Glass Tile
39 7.8 Test Method for Determining Compressive Strength of Miniature Mosaic Glass Tile
40 7.9 Test Method for Determining Thermal Shock Resistance of Glass Tile
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