Mountain Tile and Stone, located in beautiful Boone, North Carolina, is dedicated to helping customers make selections they will be happy with for years to come. We offer the largest tile showroom in the High Country and are equipped with the latest lines in ceramic, porcelain, marble, granite, and travertive tile available.
If you are building a custom home, remodeling an existing home, or would just like to browse our wide selection of tile, feel free to stop by our showroom. One of our knowledgeable sales people will be glad to assist you. We offer free estimates so bring your blueprints and your ideas. We can handle the rest.
If you are building a custom home, remodeling an existing home, or would just like to browse our wide selection of tile, feel free to stop by our showroom. One of our knowledgeable sales people will be glad to assist you. We offer free estimates so bring your blueprints and your ideas. We can handle the rest.
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Mountain Tile and Stone is conveniently located in Boone, North Carolina on Highway 105. We are easy to find and have a large showroom with a huge selection of tile varieties. Our friendly staff has years of experience in the tile and flooring business and can assist you with tile selections as well as share project ideas.
Is your showroom open to the public? Yes, our showroom is open to the public and is conveniently located on Highway 105 in Boone, North Carolina. What is the difference between natural stone tile and ceramic/porcelain tile? Ceramic/porcelain tile is man-made while natural stone is quarried from the earth.
Mountain Tile and Stone is ready to assist you with all of your tile needs! It is our goal to make the whole process enjoyable for you. From selecting your tile to learning how to care for your investment, we are here to help! If you have specific questions or would like additional information, please give us a call at 828-265-0472 or email us.
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Rina Norwood Design
Oct 11, 2019
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Jane Doe
Jun 20, 2019
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Fairly nice selection of products. My issues are this. I'm building a home, I am on the job site. I go in dressed in my grubbies. I DO NOT get the same treatment as others who are dressed to, well, "shop" I suppose? My money is plentiful, and my money is as green as someone dressed in a more professional attire than my work clothes. In fact, my closet has stellar clothing, but I don't feel the need to wear it to impress someone at a tile store. As I said, my money is as green as the next persons, however, it won't pass through the hands at this place. Two stars for product/display
Corbin Butts
Dec 28, 2017
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Chris Duncan
Dec 13, 2011
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