Customer Reviews for Daltile Restore 4 in. x 16 in. Glazed Ceramic Ash Gray Subway Tile (13.2 sq. ft./case)

We had these professionally installed and our tile guy said we picked nice tile. The were great to worth with even in our stacked look. The pallet goes a long ways. We’ve done a hallway - kitchen and shower!

Love, love my new backsplash it turned out beautiful.

Looks better than I expected. Very happy with the results. Highly recommend using this tile with charcoal gray grout.

Easy kitchen backsplash for DIYer. The 3x6 is easy to handle and light weight. I used a 1/8" spacer and the staggered pattern for old school look. Love the results.

We are very happy with this tile and how our project turned out.

This tile is very easy to install and made my kitchen look great. I’m thinking about using this same tile for my bathroom remodel.

Tiled my shower with these subway tiles utilizing a subway pattern with a grey grout. It came out better than expected! I would recommend this type of tile for that project.

Worked well

I've been renovating houses for years but always left tile work to the professionals. On a recent project a friend showed me how simple it is to do a basic tile job, and now I'm wondering why I was so intimidated! Under his supervision, I tiled a shower surround with 6" x 6" Restore bright white tiles and it was perfect. I have now moved on to our family's cabin at Lake Tahoe, replacing the 1970's vintage shower tile with these subway tiles. They are easy to cut, they don't need spacers, and if you break one or make a mistake you can toss it away without thinking twice– at the time of this writing they were 39 cents apiece! They're always in stock, they come with matching bullnose and corner pieces, and when you're done you'll be so proud of yourself.

The white tiles are timeless. It allows you to change the wall color when you decide that you need a change. Perfect for the kitchen backsplash!!!

This tile is beautiful and has a great finished appearance. The 1/16" reveal is tricky, and very narrow, but we were able to buy 1/16" and 1/8" spaces to widen the gap and make everything look consistent. It looks great installed and was a good value.

Great product and easy to use. Very affordable for DIY’er

Not my favorite tiles to use because of the size, but very easy to install and cut. I used this for a kitchen backsplash and used mastic to install the tiles.

Great little tile. Clean, timeless look that'll never go out of style. Had it professionally installed. Paired with Merola Kings Star Nero tile ( also at HD) for the shower niche. That's a great tile, too. Used pearl grey grout. Looks really nice together.

We just had the tile guy install the subway wall in our home remodel. It looks really nice! We went with the dark grout, and I love it! I will update once our kitchen is fully functional, but so far so good!

Home project, I have to buy a little at a time I’m on a budget. When the price is right I can purchase more. Now I need to save up for a tile cutter.

We installed the bright white subway tiles in our shower and within six months we have had to replace numerous tiles because they have changed color. We hand dry the shower after each use to prevent this from happening. The tiles are not discolored in one specific location, its throughout the shower. Picture attached with just a few of the discolored tiles

Really pleased with the 3" x 12" bright white Daltile tile, along with the platinum grout!

I did floor to ceiling tile in the kid's bathroom using this tile and I was impressed with the quality. We ordered 30 cases(1,440 tiles) to get the bulk price and had just 3 bad tiles from the factory(bubbles in the finish). We went with a black grout which cleaned easily of the face and without the need for spacers(built-in 1/32" back lip) a 1/16" grout line is perfect and very easily obtained without the hassle of spacers.

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Great product

Such a classic and so affordable! We choose a basket weave pattern to change things up.

4X16 white subway tile with warm grey grout is a winning combination. Matte black hardware really puts it over the top. Classic and simple and timeless

So easy to work with

I'm loving my new bathroom using the 4" x 16" bright white tiles for the shower surround and half way up the walls (replacing prior 4x4 tiles). To update my small 1950s bath I wanted a classic look that was durable and reasonable priced and am very impressed with the outcome. I had a handyman install the tile and didn't seem to be any issues with the install (at least nothing major I heard about). I used the coordinating jolly trim tile (pencil trim) for the wall edging, white grout, coordinating bullnose for the niche, American standard Princeton americast bathtub (the white color coordinated great with the tile), and for the floor Marazzi porcelain tile in Parchment with grey grout. It was very helpful seeing other people’s pictures (however there didn't seem to be many of the 4x16 tiles) so I will post as many as I can here.

There is not much to review with this tile- it's just your basic white subway tile. It's classic and simple. The tile was the perfect update that we needed to make our shower feel modern and clean.

These were exactly what I was looking for. I wanted bright white bigger subway tiles. We used the 4 x 16 size and delorian grey grout.

I hired someone to put this tile in my kitchen as a backsplash. My cabinets are a beige color and the tile matched perfectly. I am very pleased with the result,

I love the quality and the design that cam out and the design I made came out really good. It perfectly suits black grout. It's shinny finish lights up my bathroom everyday!

We used 3 cases for a recent project. The front 4 tiles in each box were glued to the cardboard box due to varying amounts of excess glue. The glue was hard to remove, so I used those tiles for making cuts. Around one tile per case had a dark-colored pit in its glaze, so pay close attention while using them. There were no broken tiles or the annoying swirls of polymer on the tile surface, which was good. The edges of the tiles were straight and the tiles cut well using a tile cutter and a tile saw.