Our love of beautiful materials finds its purest expression in Heath Tile. Perfectly imperfect tiles reflect an intention, a pride in craft, the truth of quality, and the beauty in simplicity. They are made by real people, glazed using traditional techniques, and fired and finished in our San Francisco tile factory. Heath Tile first earned wide recognition when Edith Heath won the prestigious AIA Industrial Arts Medal in 1971 for her installation at the Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena. Her approach to design—which we continue to carry forward—celebrates the natural character of our brown California clay body and the inherent unpredictability of glaze chemistry. Heath Tile’s iconic aesthetic supports truly unique and varied installations, ranging from home environments to large-scale public spaces. Today, Heath Ceramics is a B Corp and has earned certifications from Declare and the California Green Business Network. This EPD includes representative products derived from Heath Ceramics line of products produced at the facility located in San Francisco, California. Ceramic tiles are primarily composed of clays, silica, and other additives, which are then molded into shape and fired in a kiln. Ceramic tiles can be glazed or unglazed. There are several advantages to ceramic tiles. They are fire-resistant, non-combustible, durable, and extremely easy to maintain. The UNSPSC code for this flooring product is 301617, and the CSI code is 09 30 00. Results in this EPD are presented based on a representative product, which is derived from the total materials purchased during fiscal year 2024 and production data of the same time period. For more information on specific products, please visit http://heathceramics.com. This EPD is applicable to all color options and collections for Heath Ceramics, including Classic Field, Dimensional, Stan Bitters, and Trim Tile.