Trying to get a sense of what kind of tile I had that was recently ripped out during the flood damage demo. I still have it installed in a different room but no extra tiles to measure thickness or anything. Sorry if the photos are not enough info...all I've got. They feel smooth to the touch, tend to look shiny, and are quite slippery.

I have to fight insurance for replacement so if these are glazed porcelain vs matte ceramic or whatever, I need to know what I'm talking about, broadly speaking, not the exact product line, colorway, etc...

Bonus question: For the same reason, I also am trying to find a price per square foot for a replacement product sold today of my engineered hardwood. I found this link to the product at Hardwood Flooring Depot. I have the walnut of the below floors (from 2013).

From online description at Hardwood Flooring Depot:

ARMSTRONG CENTURY FARM COLLECTION

MADE IN AMERICA, THAT'S RIGHT, THIS PRODUCT IS NOT FROM OVERSEAS, IT IS AN AMERICAN MADE HARDWOOD FLOORING. CENTURY FARM OFFERS GREAT COLORS OF WALNUT, HICKORY, MAPLE, AND BIRCH. WITH SOME ITEMS EXTENDING YOU A LIGHT COMMERCIAL WARRANTY.

1/2" THICK
7 PLY ENGINEERED
25 YEARS FINISH RESIDENTIAL WARRANTY, SOME ITEMS HAVE 3 YEARS LIGHT COMMERCIAL WARRANTY
5 INCH WIDE
RANDOM LENGTH 9"-48"
PERMION FINISH OR HARTGUARD DELUX LOW GLOSS FINISH
PILLOWED EDGES AND ENDS
28 SQ. FT. PER CARTON
42 LBS. PER CARTON
HANDSCULPTED