What is the difference between through-body tiles, polished tiles, antique tiles, porcelain tiles, microcrystalline stone tiles?

Through-body tile, is the rock debris after high-pressure pressing and become, the surface polished hardness can be compared with stone, water absorption rate is lower, wear resistance is good. The surface of the tile is not glazed, and the front and back of the same material and color, hence the name.

Second: polished brick is a bright brick through the surface of the body of the brick blank after grinding, is a kind of through the body of the brick. Relative to the body of the brick, polished brick surface to be much cleaner. Polished tiles are hard and wear-resistant, suitable for use in restrooms, kitchens and other indoor spaces. On the basis of the use of percolation technology, polished tiles can make a variety of imitation stone, imitation wood effect.

Third: antique tiles

Antique tiles are evolved from colored glazed tiles, essentially glazed porcelain tiles. Compared with ordinary glazed tiles, the difference is mainly in the glaze color above.

Fourth: porcelain tile tile

Tile, tile, is a fire-resistant metal oxides and semi-metallic oxides, by grinding, mixing, pressing, glazing, sintering process, and the formation of an acid and alkali resistant porcelain or stone, etc., building or decorative materials, called tiles. Its raw materials are mostly mixed by clay, quartz sand and so on.

Fifth: microcrystalline stone tiles

Microcrystalline stone is a new type of decorative building materials, including composite microcrystalline stone called microcrystalline glass composite panels, is a layer of 3-5mm microcrystalline glass composite in the ceramic glass stone surface, after the second sintering is completely fused together into one high-tech products. Microcrystallized stone thickness of 13-18mm, gloss greater than 95.