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Because they do not need to be as strong as floor tiles, wall tiles are often less expensive, and they come in a wider choice of colors. Today, however, people install just about any size and type of tile on a wall, including floor tiles and stone tiles.
Most wall tiles can be cut on a straight line with a snap cutter. A rod saw blade attached to a hacksaw can be used to make curved cuts and cutouts.
The articles below deal with choosing, working with, and repairing wall tile.
