Porcelain tile is becoming more and more popular in the design of outdoor spaces, thanks to its versatile aesthetic, durability, and low maintenance. While the finished product looks sleek and seamless, the installation process can be anything but — especially if you’re working with large-format outdoor tiles.

Whether you're a seasoned hardscape contractor or just starting to work with porcelain, here are five common challenges you'll face during installation and tips for overcoming them.

Installing Nitro-X is a straightforward process. In this blog post, we’ll explain how to assess your project ahead of time and then walk you through the four installation steps.

Nitro-X, like its counterpart Gator Nitro, is ideal to use if you’re looking to achieve top-to-bottom strength within a paver, stone or tile joint. Both products can be installed rain or shine and also offer the added benefit of permeability (although the regular Gator Nitro is more permeable than Nitro-X). If you’ve decided Nitro-X is a good fit for your project, you’ve come to the right place. In this post, we’ll outline the three things you must do before getting the installation started.

Nitro-X was launched three years after the original Gator Nitro to meet the market’s demand for a strong joint material that hardens from top-to-bottom yet can also be worked into more narrow spaces. In this article, we’ll outline the six main differences between Nitro-X and the O.G. Gator Nitro.