Porcelain Tiles

Specification

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What uses are suitable for porcelain tile?

Ans - For bathroom floors, porcelain tile is a common choice. Ceramic tile is less stain- and water-resistant than porcelain, which is denser, less porous, and harder. Additionally, it may accommodate radiant in-floor heating to keep feet warm on chilly mornings. Porcelain provides unparalleled design flexibility. 

2. When should porcelain tile be replaced?

Ans - Porcelain is a fantastic investment because to its great durability. If you've decided to use porcelain tile for your project, you can rest easy knowing that with routine maintenance, they could last up to 50 years or longer.

3. Cleaning porcelain tiles is necessary?

Ans - Insofar as weekly care is concerned, porcelain tiles only need to be wiped off with a moderate cleaning agent. The best method for cleaning porcelain bathroom tiles is to mix some cleanser with some water, then apply the mixture to the tiles with a damp mop or sponge. 

4. Porcelain tiles are water resistant?

Ans - First, unlike porous tiles, porcelain tiles are smooth. Even in very little volumes, they won't absorb liquids like ceramic tiles do. Consequently, porcelain tiles absorb water at a much lower rate. They are thought to be both frost resistant and waterproof.