Ct Plus Tile is a COREtec Tile luxury vinyl tile with Residential WPC construction. The tile size is 12 by 24.02 inches, with a 0.314 inch thickness, a 20 mil wear layer, and an enhanced painted bevel edge.
It has attached cork underlayment and integrated grout lines applied during manufacturing for a grout-free look. COREtec rates it as 100% waterproof, kidproof, and petproof, and says the WPC style adds comfort, warmth, and quiet. COREtec says the UV acrylic finish helps resist stains and makes cleaning easier, and that the wear layer helps protect against wear and stains.
Ct Plus Tile leans into stone, slate, sandstone, travertine, quartz, and marble visuals in a 12-inch by 24.02-inch format. The color range runs from Avesta Quartz, Embra Slate, Iona Stone, Ligera Sandstone, Mari Travertine, and Nella Sandstone to Bianco Marble, Perfecta Marble, and Sonia Marble. Integrated grout lines create the grout-free look, while the enhanced painted bevel adds definition around each tile. The listed surface finish is UV acrylic.
Living with it
Routine care is sweeping, quick cleanup of spills, and damp mopping with pH-neutral vinyl cleaner. Skip shine, wax, and polish cleaners. In homes, Ct Plus Tile is usually installed as a floating click floor; direct glue is also listed for commercial or special-use areas. It is approved for above-, on-, and below-grade rooms. The attached cork underlayment is part of the tile, and COREtec says it is made to reduce noise and add warmth.
COREtec lists a lifetime residential limited wear warranty for Ct Plus Tile and a 10-year medium commercial limited warranty for resilient WPC. In plain terms, those are limited protections tied to residential wear and medium commercial use. The COREtec warranty document controls the coverage, exclusions, and claim requirements.
Yes. Ct Plus Tile is approved for below-grade installation, as well as on- and above-grade rooms. COREtec rates it as 100% waterproof and says it is protected from swelling, cupping, or cracking caused by water.
Does it need grout like ceramic tile?
Ct Plus Tile uses integrated grout lines applied during manufacturing, so the visual is a grout-free look. You get tile proportions and separated tile definition from the enhanced painted bevel, without a traditional grout joint being installed.
How is it installed in a northern New Jersey home?
Most residential installations use a floating click format. Direct glue is also listed, and is commonly considered for commercial or special-use areas. The floor is approved above, on, and below grade for northern New Jersey homes.
How do I clean this floor?
Sweep regularly, clean spills quickly, and damp mop with a pH-neutral vinyl cleaner. Shine, wax, and polish cleaners should be avoided. COREtec says the UV acrylic finish helps resist stains and makes cleaning easier.
Will it feel warmer or quieter than tile?
Ct Plus Tile is a Residential WPC floor with attached cork underlayment, not ceramic tile. COREtec says WPC styles add comfort, warmth, and quiet, and says the cork underlayment is made to reduce noise and add warmth.
What size are the tiles?
Each tile is 12 inches wide and 24.02 inches long. The floor is 0.314 inch thick, with a 20 mil wear layer, UV acrylic finish, and enhanced painted bevel edge.
Product facts from COREtec's published information, read Oct 24, 2026 (5 days ago). The maker's documents govern.
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