Granite Outlet LLC

Introduction: Arizona Granite and Tile Outlet provides high-quality tiles and products at affordable pricing. Our experienced sales team will help guide you in selecting the perfect granite or tile for your new project. We stock all types of floor, wall, counter tile, and granite-slab countertops -- everything you need to create the perfect project at outlet prices. We specialize in the most modern pieces of granite and tile to ensure that you are happy with your selection for years to come. Let us help you. Marble is one of the most beautiful types of stone in the entire world and has been used to create incredible buildings and monuments. Marble is a natural, soft, and porous stone with inherent variations, creating a unique project. Marble is known for the beauty and elegance that it creates through the veining and color variations. Slate is a beautiful, natural stone with a vast array of colors. Each piece of slate has a unique character, creating a one-of-a-kind project for interior and exterior surfaces. Slate is a porous material with the capability to absorb liquids, so it always needs to be sealed. Tile Outlet Always In Stock® locations carry two types of sealers for slate. One will not change the color of the slate, while the “wet-look” sealer will enhance the color and add shine to the slate. Granite is the earth’s second hardest mineral, making it a durable building product. It has beautiful, natural color variations and a uniqueness that is created with each piece. Granite is typically a speckled stone, although it can be directional, creating an added beauty. As a result of the hardness and natural composition, granite serves many functions. Travertine is a beautiful natural stone that began as a limestone, and through a process of thousands of years, it has changed (through heating and cooling) into a travertine. The variations in the color of the stone create a unique project. This product is typically found in high-end homes and creates an environment that is very eye-pleasing. Travertine has natural voids, which are either purchased, unfilled or filled.