Tile with CGT in New Linen

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Specifications

Tile With Cgt In New Linen SPC Tile starts at $3.99 per square foot installed in Fort Myers — a soft beige, large-format floor that reads like real ceramic without the weight or cold underfoot. TRUCOR’s TILE collection pairs a stone-composite core with a Ceragrout edge that mimics actual grout lines, so the look holds up whether you’re standing in it or standing over it on a ladder.

What Tile With Cgt In New Linen SPC Tile is built for

The 12″ x 24″ format and floating I4F click system make this tile a natural fit for Florida slab-on-grade homes, where moisture migrates up through concrete year-round. The SPC core doesn’t swell or cup the way wood-based products do, and the TRUCOR IXPE pad underneath softens the hard feel typical of tile without trapping humidity beneath the floor.

It installs above, on, and below grade, which matters in Fort Myers where finished bonus rooms, laundry areas, and covered lanai conversions all sit at different slab levels. The 20 mil wear layer and TRUWEAR™ finish hold up well in high-traffic rental homes and seasonal properties that see heavy use in short bursts.

Product Specifications

Construction SPC
Size 12″ x 24″
Thickness 6.0 mm
Wear Layer 20 mil / 0.5 mm
Attached Pad TRUCOR IXPE
Installation Method Floating
Installation Level Above, On, Below
Click System I4F
Edges Ceragrout
Finish TRUWEAR™
Warranty Limited Lifetime Residential / 15 Year Commercial

Installed pricing in Fort Myers & Southwest Florida

Flooring Queen’s all-in installed price for this SPC tile is $3.99 per square foot. That covers material delivery, removal and disposal of your existing floor covering, surface preparation for a typical residential slab, the full floating installation, and any standard transition strips or baseboard reinstallation needed to finish the room cleanly.

Certain conditions add to that base price: significant slab leveling beyond minor spots, custom herringbone or offset-pattern layouts, and stair nosing installations are quoted separately. The most accurate way to know your total is a free in-home measurement — Flooring Queen will walk the space, note any prep concerns, and hand you a written quote before any work begins.

How Tile With Cgt In New Linen SPC Tile compares

Porcelain tile is the most natural comparison for a product designed to look like ceramic — and it genuinely wins on one front: hardness. Porcelain is harder than SPC, virtually scratch-proof, and will outlast any vinyl core under extreme abuse. But that hardness comes with trade-offs. Porcelain is cold, unforgiving underfoot, requires professional mortar setting, and the grout lines demand periodic sealing to stay clean. It also runs roughly $8.99 per square foot installed in this market.

New Linen SPC tile gives up some of that extreme durability but gains real comfort, faster installation, and a floating click system that doesn’t lock you into a permanent mortar bed. For most Fort Myers homes — especially rentals and seasonal properties — the practical advantages of the SPC version outweigh the marginal durability difference.

Tile with CGT in New Linen Porcelain Tile
Water resistance 100% waterproof SPC core Waterproof tile; grout can stain
Scratch resistance / wear layer 20 mil commercial-grade wear layer Virtually scratch-proof ceramic surface
Comfort underfoot IXPE pad; warmer, softer feel Hard, cold without added underlayment
Installed price $3.99 per sq ft installed ~$8.99 per sq ft installed
Best room Any grade level; floating install Permanent wet areas; high-traffic commercial

Care & maintenance

Sweep or vacuum regularly — use a hard-floor setting without a beater bar to avoid scuffing the TRUWEAR™ finish. Damp-mop with a pH-neutral cleaner like Bona Stone, Tile & Laminate or a similar non-acidic formula; skip steam mops entirely, as sustained heat and pressure can compromise both the locking joints and the IXPE underlayment over time. Avoid vinegar-based or citrus cleaners. The Ceragrout edge lines are part of the SPC plank, not actual grout, so there is no sealing required — just wipe clean like the rest of the floor surface. For technical guidance, see the World Floor Covering Association vinyl flooring guide.

Frequently asked questions

Does the grout on this tile need to be sealed, and how often?

No sealing is needed — the grout lines on this floor are a Ceragrout edge built into the SPC tile itself, not real grout. Because there’s no porous mortar joint, you’ll never need a penetrating sealer, and staining in the joint lines simply isn’t a concern the way it is with traditional ceramic or porcelain installs.

What does the 12 by 24 size actually mean for how the floor looks and lays out?

A 12″ x 24″ tile reads as a larger, more open format than standard 12″ x 12″ squares, which makes rooms feel bigger with fewer visible seams. The longer dimension does require careful attention to lippage — each tile needs a flat, well-prepared surface beneath it so edges don’t catch. Flooring Queen checks for that during the measurement visit.

How many days should I block off for a flooring project like this?

A single room typically installs in one day; a full home covering several hundred square feet usually runs two to three days depending on the layout complexity. The floating I4F click system moves faster than mortar-set tile, which helps. Your Flooring Queen estimator will give you a project-specific schedule once the square footage and any prep needs are confirmed.

Will standing water from a spill or a plumbing leak damage this floor?

The SPC core is fully waterproof — standing water won’t swell or warp the tile itself. What the waterproof core doesn’t protect against is water that migrates beneath the floating floor and sits on the slab for an extended period, which can create mold conditions. Clean up large spills and address any leak sources promptly.

Can this go directly over my old tile, or does the existing floor have to come up first?

It can float over most existing hard surfaces, including tile and vinyl, as long as the height difference won’t create a transition or door-clearance problem and the substrate underneath is flat. Loose, cracked, or severely uneven existing tile typically needs to come up first. Flooring Queen measures for both scenarios and advises which approach is appropriate for your space.

What does it actually cost to maintain this floor over the years?

Ongoing costs are low — a bottle of pH-neutral hard-floor cleaner is the main recurring expense, and most households go through one or two bottles a year. There’s no refinishing, no resealing of grout joints, and no special equipment required. A soft-bristle broom or a hard-floor vacuum setting handles daily upkeep without any additional product cost.

Why buy from Flooring Queen

When you buy LVP from Flooring Queen, our crew handles delivery, tear-out, prep, install, and trim — no subs, no surprises. One showroom in Fort Myers, one team accountable from quote to final baseboard. Call (239) 763-0770 for a free measure.

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Reviewed by Jack Maya, Lead Installer at Flooring Queen — 20+ years installing flooring in Southwest Florida.

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