Humidity, heat, and no air movement = problems!

I’m not sure what kind of quality product you build but my only word of caution would be to monitor the humidity in the house.

With the humidity I have in Florida, I used to have them do it and had to get a lot of them stretched later on.

While tile floors are terrific in warmer, humid climates and, for that reason, are prolific in Florida, it's not where you want your feet to land when you jump out of bed on a Maritime or New England winter morning.

That's a great idea, especially here in Florida where the constant humidity can create mold problems. 

@Samuel Meza if I had to pick one weather item that rears its ugly head every June to September and that is Humidity!

Especially in the bathrooms with humidity it can be a disaster.

Lots of humidity problems coming up from the ground.

I'm in Central WI, we get weather from crazy summer storms, 90 plus degrees with insane humidity for weeks, winter snow and ice like mad, and even a 40 plus day stretch a few years ago where it didn't get above zero degrees!

Due to humidity and temperature changes the stuff is expanding and contracting pretty badly so I'll be switching brands to something else.