Paragon Tile Plus is a resilient luxury vinyl tile from Shaw Floors’ Luxury Vinyl Pro Series. It uses SPC construction with a 0.217 inch overall thickness and a 20 mil wear layer. Shaw Floors says it is made to stand up to everyday wear in busy spaces.
The format is a 12 x 24 inch tile style, with pieces 12 inches wide and 23.74 inches long. It has an EVA pad underlayment, painted bevel edges, and a ScufResist® finish. Shaw Floors rates it as 100% waterproof and describes it as dent resistant.
Paragon Tile Plus gives you a clean tile layout in a 12 inch by 23.74 inch format, close to a 12 x 24 look. The palette covers pale and stone-like names such as Bianco, Pearl, Oyster, Bone, Mist, and White Onyx, then moves into Pebble, Clay, Pewter, Charcoal, Catalina, Jordan, Ash, and Calacatta. Painted bevel edges outline each tile, and ScufResist® is the listed surface finish.
Living with it
Regular sweeping and spot cleaning help maintain Paragon Tile Plus. Shaw Floors says the line is designed to be easy to clean, and the waterproof construction makes it a practical fit for rooms where splashes happen. For installation, it is usually set as a floating floor. Direct glue is also a listed method, often used for commercial or special-use areas. Paragon Tile Plus is approved for above-grade, on-grade, and below-grade spaces, so it can be considered for main levels and finished basements.
Shaw Floors backs residential use of Paragon Tile Plus with a Residential Resilient Lifetime Limited Warranty. In plain terms, the residential warranty applies to this resilient floor in home use, with the limits and conditions set by Shaw Floors. The written warranty document governs coverage, exclusions, and requirements.
Is Paragon Tile Plus a good fit for a West Milford basement?
Paragon Tile Plus is approved for below-grade installation. Shaw Floors rates it as 100% waterproof with watertight joints, which is useful in finished lower-level spaces. It can also be used above grade and on grade, so the same look can continue through other parts of the home.
How is this floor installed?
For most homes, Paragon Tile Plus is usually installed as a floating floor. Direct glue is also a listed method, most often considered for commercial or special-use spaces. It is approved for above-grade, on-grade, and below-grade installation.
What does the tile size look like in a room?
Each tile is 12 inches wide and 23.74 inches long, giving the line a 12 x 24 inch tile style. The painted bevel edges help define the individual pieces, so the layout reads more like tile than a narrow plank.
Is it hard to keep clean in winter?
Regular sweeping and spot cleaning help maintain the surface. Shaw Floors says Paragon Tile Plus is designed to be easy to clean, which is helpful when Northern New Jersey weather brings in wet shoes, grit, and day-to-day mess.
How does it handle busy households?
Shaw Floors says this vinyl line is made to stand up to everyday wear in busy spaces. Shaw Floors also describes it as dent resistant and designed to resist dents and impacts in busy homes. The 20 mil wear layer is part of the construction.
Can it be used outside the home?
Shaw Floors says Paragon Tile Plus is built for durability in both commercial and home settings. Floating and direct glue are the listed installation methods. If you are comparing it for a business space, the written warranty and project needs should be reviewed carefully.
Product facts from Shaw Floors's published information, read Oct 24, 2026 (5 days ago). The maker's documents govern.
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