Resources

What We Provide.

Capability statement, prequalification documents, safety documentation, and technical standards — available upon request. No fake downloads. No invented project history.

The Standard — Installation Intelligence

Flatness, Level & Slope

Flatness, level, and slope describe different surface conditions. Understanding each supports proper preparation and installation.

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Installation Intelligence poster 01: Flat Is Not Level. — cover poster establishing the distinction between flatness and level as separate surface conditions in tile installation
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Flat Is Not Level.

Flat and level describe different surface conditions. A surface can be flat without being level, and level without being flat. Tile installation depends on understanding which condition applies.

The Standard — Installation Intelligence

Mortar Beds & Backer Board

Two proven methods. Different capabilities. The right choice depends on the structure, substrate, tile or stone, environment, and project specification.

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Installation Intelligence poster 01: Mud Bed vs. Cement Backer Board — side-by-side assembly diagram showing layer composition of each method
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Mud Bed vs. Cement Backer Board

Same finished surface. Different assemblies. Both methods share the same tile or stone finish, but differ in how the substrate beneath is built.

The Standard — Installation Intelligence

Modified vs. Unmodified Mortar

The right mortar is not a preference. It is a system decision — determined by the tile or stone, substrate, environment, and project specification.

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Installation Intelligence poster 01: Modified vs. Unmodified Mortar — cover poster with trowel applying mortar ridges beneath a large-format tile, tagline: The right mortar isn't a preference. It's a system decision.
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Modified vs. Unmodified Mortar

The right mortar is not a preference. It is a system decision — determined by the tile or stone, substrate, environment, and project specification.

The Standard — Installation Intelligence

Grout & Movement Joints

Grout fills the joint. Movement joints accommodate movement. Understanding the difference supports a lasting installation.

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Installation Intelligence poster 01: Grout Is Not a Movement Joint. — cover poster establishing the distinction between grout and movement joints in a tile assembly
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Grout Is Not a Movement Joint.

Grout fills the joint. Movement joints accommodate movement. Understanding the difference supports a lasting installation.

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Capability Statement

One-page summary of Maison Tile Co's core capabilities, differentiators, past performance summary, and contact information. Formatted for federal and commercial prequalification.

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Prequalification Package

Includes capability statement, business registration information, insurance certificates, safety documentation, and any additional information required by the GC or owner.

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Safety Documentation

Site-specific safety plan template, OSHA training records, hazard communication documentation, and safety program overview.

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Technical Standards Reference

Summary of applicable ANSI, TCNA, and ASTM standards referenced in Maison Tile Co's installation work. For educational reference — not a substitute for the project specification.

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Every resource listed here is available upon request — sent directly to you, not auto-generated from a template. If you need something specific for a bid or prequalification package, contact us and we'll provide it.

Reference Standards

Published Standards.

TCNA Handbook

Tile Council of North America Handbook for Ceramic, Glass, and Stone Tile Installation. The primary reference for installation methods, substrate requirements, and movement joint design.

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ANSI A108 / A118 / A136

American National Standards for the installation of ceramic tile. Published by TCNA on behalf of ANSI.

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NTCA Reference Manual

National Tile Contractors Association Reference Manual. Practical guidance on installation methods, troubleshooting, and industry best practices.

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