Yes, Daltile is considered high quality for mid-range to premium tile, as Daltile is largest tile manufacturer in USA owned by Mohawk Industries, offering good durability, realistic designs, and value at $1 to $8 per square foot materials. Daltile ceramic and porcelain tile features PEI ratings 3 to 5 for wear resistance, with porcelain rated PEI 4 to 5 for floor durability that resists chipping and wear, realistic wood-look, stone-look, and marble-look designs with high-definition printing that looks expensive, and FloorScore certification for low VOCs, made in USA plants with quality control. Professional tile installers rate Daltile as high quality mid-range tile with consistent sizing, good milling, and ease of installation, suitable for kitchens, bathrooms, and living areas. Compared to ultra-premium luxury tile brands like Ann Sacks and Walker Zanger at $10 to $30 per square foot which offer luxury glazes and handmade looks, Daltile is not ultra-luxury high quality but is high quality for its price point and is considered good quality for most homes. Some budget Daltile ceramic with thin glaze may chip if heavy objects dropped, but overall Daltile porcelain is high quality. Owner satisfaction is high with Daltile rated as high quality tile brand with wide selection and good value, suitable for most residential and commercial projects with lifetime warranties on many collections.
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