Ceramic&Porcelain Tiles

Ceramic & Porcelain Tile is a durable product whose raw materials are natural materials such as clay, kaolin, quartz, and feldspar. In ceramic production, these natural materials are mixed at a certain rate and take the form of dough, and then the dough goes to press. The pressed dough is baked in high-temperature ovens preheated to 1100 degrees. Ceramic and porcelain tiles contain natural materials in the product content, so they do not harm human health.

Advantages of Ceramics

• Tiles are long-lasting and sturdy, and they are not influenced by temperature fluctuations, so they may be utilized outside
• Ceramic tiles are heat resistant, as well as chemical and surface cleaner resistant.
• They are the most favored coating materials in damp regions due to their strong resistance to water and humidity.
• Ceramic and porcelain tile coatings are simple to clean and require little upkeep.
• Because they are made in high-temperature ovens, they are tough and long-lasting.
• Tile comes in a variety of styles, including patterned, unpatterned, matte, glossy, rectified, and unrectified, all of which are appropriate for any decorating style. 

Things to Consider When Buying Ceramics

•  Ceramic & Porcelain is sold on different surfaces as glossy, semi-gloss, matte, and non-slip. You can choose ceramics and porcelains with a surface suitable for your decoration style and the space you will use.
• Non-slip tiles are mostly preferred in wet areas such as bathrooms, terraces, balconies, and poolsides. Matte ceramics have a non-slip feature compared to glossy ceramics.
• Tiles are produced in many different sizes such as 12"x24", 20"x20", and 24"x48". You can determine the ceramic dimensions according to the size of the area you will use. For example; In small spaces, large tiles can further narrow the space.
• You should apply your ceramic and porcelain tiles with the right tile adhesive, so it provides longer-lasting use.
• If you want to make a jointless, more adjacent application on your ceramics, you can choose rectified ceramics.
• Apply your ceramic tiles with a suitable joint filler/mortar. You can find joint fillers compatible with every tile color on our site.
• Don't forget to order about 20% extra for your order. Because some tiles may need to be cut from the corners during installation.
• In order to make you feel happy in every use, you should choose tile models that reflect you and your style.
• Ceramic & Porcelain Tile usage areas; Houses, terraces, bathrooms, kitchens, entrances, balconies, restaurants, schools, cafes, shops, hospitals, workplaces, warehouses, etc. Suitable for many different venues.

Rectified and Non-Rectified Ceramics

Rectified tiles mean their edges have been corrected. Rectifying, in other words, is the removal of curvilinear surfaces on the edges of ceramics.  There may be height differences between the joints in ceramic coatings, therefore the joint edges of the rectified ceramics are cut again so that the edge joints of the ceramic are almost indistinct.  In non-rectified tiles, corner joints are defined and joint gaps are generally more than 2mm.

 The Difference Between Ceramic and Porcelain

Porcelain and ceramic are distinguished by their manufacturing techniques and raw ingredients. Kaolin, clay, and other minerals are baked at high temperatures to make ceramic. Porcelain, on the other hand, is made completely of clay soil and is fired at a much higher temperature than ceramics. Ceramic is less resistant to temperature fluctuations than porcelain. Porcelain tiles are clean because they do not absorb moisture. Porcelain is non-porous and more durable since it is pressed under great pressure. Furthermore, ceramic and porcelain are low-maintenance materials that may be used for both floor and wall coverings.