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Made in the USA

Two years ago, Dal-Tile Corporation branched out to include quartz surfacing in its extensive line-up of product offerings by building a plant in Dickson, TN

By Jennifer Richinelli
Dal-Tile Corporation
Dal-Tile Corporation operates a state-of-the-art facility in Dickson, TN, to produce high-quality quartz surfacing. (Pictured: “Washington” from the American Reserve National Marble collection)
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The plant houses the latest technologically advanced equipment that allows the company to produce the most technically advanced quartz slabs. (Pictured: “Rushmore” from the American Reserve National Marble collection)
Roy Viana, director natural stone & slab, Dal-Tile Corporation
“The quartz slabs produced in our facility are made using the highest quality raw materials (quartz, resin and pigments), proprietary design technologies, the most advanced decorative capabilities, the highest levels of gloss and clarity, and exclusive colors and designs,” said Roy Viana, director natural stone & slab, Dal-Tile Corporation. (Pictured: “Liberty Calacatta” from from the American Reserve National Marble collection)
Dal-Tile Corporation
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Roy Viana, director natural stone & slab, Dal-Tile Corporation
October 19, 2020

In the last quarter of 2018, Dal-Tile Corporation, a subsidiary of Mohawk Industries, a global leader in the flooring industry, opened a new fac ility in Dickson, TN, to produce quartz surfacing products. The expansion not only created a significant amount of jobs for locals in the area, but it also forged a new market for the company. Since opening its doors, Dal-Tile has continually focused on evolving its quartz line with new introductions regularly.

“Dal-Tile Corporation’s Dickson manufacturing facility is led by an experienced team, from R&D to engineers,” said Roy Viana, director natural stone & slab, Dal-Tile Corporation. “The Dickson quartz plant is the most advanced quartz slab production facility in North America and is equipped with the newest advanced technologically equipment — producing the most technically advanced quartz slabs.”

The state-of-the-art plant, which sits on a 68-acre site, is producing extra-large quartz slabs. And at 136 x 79 inches in size, they are among the largest in the world, according to Viana. “The quartz slabs produced in our facility are made using the highest quality raw materials (quartz, resin and pigments), proprietary design technologies, the most advanced decorative capabilities, the highest levels of gloss and clarity, and exclusive colors and designs.”

Viana emphasizes that the quartz produced in the company’s Dickson plant is “Made in the USA” with imported materials. “Domestic production allows us to provide worldwide service and react more quickly to our customers’ needs as far as design and service,” he said. “There is also no matching the quality we can get when we use workers from the U.S.”

Dal-Tile offers its One Quartz Surfaces line, which includes: Geo Flecks, Micro Flecks, Nature and West Village. Additionally, the company has its One Quartz American Reserve quartz line, featuring the National Marble series that is influenced by the stone monuments memorializing the U.S. The National Marble series inspires charming American design and embodies the quality of America’s finest marbles. Most recently, Dal-Tile introduced its new Historic collection during 2020, as part of the One Quartz American Reserve quartz line. The collection features four beautiful marble designs, each one inspired by one of America’s famous landmarks. “Niagara” has subtle veining reminiscent of foaming water at the bottom of a cascading waterfall, while “Arches,” inspired by the famous St. Louis Arch, has more distinct veining. “Rocky Mountain” evokes the majestic mountain range running the length of the country and “Golden Gate” provides subtle veining and West Coast design. Though quartz countertops are hugely popular, a product as durable as quartz deserves some consideration for other surfaces as well, Dal-Tile points out to its customers on its website. The company’s quartz products are also an ideal solution for floors and walls, and they can be cut for almost any application.

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Launching her career with BNP Media in 1996, Jennifer Richinelli is the Editor-in-Chief of Stone World, a leading publication serving the global stone and tile industry. With a strong background in journalism and trade publishing, she oversees the magazine’s editorial direction, delivering in-depth coverage of industry trends, innovative technologies, architectural applications and breaking industry news.

Throughout her career, Jennifer has built a reputation for connecting industry professionals with valuable insights, highlighting the work of fabricators, designers, architects and other industry leaders. Known for her thoughtful editorial voice and commitment to quality content, Jennifer continues to play a vital role in shaping conversations within the stone industry while fostering a platform that celebrates craftsmanship, innovation and design excellence.

In 2010, the Spanish Ceramic Tile Manufacturers’ Association (ASCER) awarded Jennifer with the International Journalism Award for her extensive coverage of the Spanish tile industry. Additionally, she was the recipient of the 2026 Coverings Champions People’s Choice Award.

email: richinellij@bnpmedia.com | office: (201) 245-5204

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