Instead, we used structural walls at the perimeter of the lobby as the benchmark for the pattern, allowing 2” of excess to be cut in field to account for construction tolerances.

Being that we had to start production of the tile prior to walls being erected, we were unable to field measure conditions to ensure success. The coordination between the rendering and the final product took several iterations. He was showing off the new Hotel that will be officially open for business on May 1st. Our team was able to complete the lobby restrooms prior to leveling the lobby, considering pre-existing conditions for ADA requirements such as pre-hung toilets and lavatories, door frames and the like, ultimately having a perfectly flush transition from the restrooms to the lobby floor with months of time between the installation of the two. We got an exclusive interview with Tyler Bila from Red Hawk Casino. The substrate height was critical as it ties into the new hotel, hotel restroom rough-ins, elevator cabs, and the existing casino. To accomplish this task, we started with a 1” depression allowing for a self-leveling underlayment to be used to gain the tight substrate tolerance required for such a large tile. The most notable challenges of this project would be the coordination component, taking architectural renderings of the 5,000 sf lobby floor and producing a 100% custom, water jetted assembly of 61”圆1”圆mm tiles with an accent tile flowing through the floor mimicking natural stone veining in both design and finish. In total we have just under 60,000 sf of tile comprised of 29 different styles and colors throughout the project, 7,500sf of which being thin porcelain. After years of planning, the 156-room hotel broke ground and rose to completion. Red Hawk is an entertainment staple in the Sacramento area.

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