Floor tiles

Floor tiles are a type of floor decoration material, also known as floor tiles. Made by firing clay. Various specifications. Strong quality, small bulk density, pressure resistance, wear resistance, and moisture resistance. Some have been glazed and have decorative effects. Mainly used for the ground and floor of public and civil buildings. There are many varieties of floor tile designs and colors, which can be divided into glazed tiles, whole body tiles (anti slip tiles), polished tiles, vitrified tiles, etc. according to the material. Wall tiles, also known as wall tiles, are suitable for facade decoration in bathrooms, kitchens, and outdoor balconies. Different rooms are suitable for different wall tiles, which can be selected based on the structural shape and area of the room, as well as the quality of indoor lighting. The water absorption rate of interior wall tiles is relatively high, resulting in color difference after water absorption. Generally, after the wall surface dries, the color difference will be eliminated. Exterior wall bricks have super strong functions, do not adsorb dirt, and will not deteriorate after long-term use. They also have strong resistance to acid rain. Wall tiles are not only used for walls, but also for edge decoration of doors and windows. Some are used for decorative wall tiles at the skirting line. Some are used for ceramic tiles in sinks and bathrooms.

Polished brick

Polished bricks are a type of bright brick made by polishing the surface of the whole brick body, belonging to the whole brick category. Compared to solid bricks, polished bricks have a much smoother surface. Polished bricks are hard and wear-resistant, suitable for use in most indoor spaces except for bathrooms and kitchens, such as balconies and exterior wall decorations. On the basis of the application of infiltration technology, polished bricks can produce various stone and wood like effects. Antique bricks are imported from abroad. Antique bricks evolved from colored glazed bricks and are essentially glazed ceramic tiles. Compared with ordinary glazed tiles, the main difference lies in the color of the glaze. Antique tiles belong to ordinary tiles and are basically the same as magnetic tiles. The so-called antique tiles refer to tiles with antique effects, which are not difficult to clean. Antique bricks have high strength, strong wear resistance, and also have the characteristics of waterproofing, anti slip, and corrosion resistance. Antique bricks usually refer to glazed decorative bricks, and their bodies can be made of porcelain, which is the mainstream; There are also stoneware, fine stoneware, and stoneware materials; The glaze is mainly matte; The color tones are mainly yellow, coffee, dark red, earthy, gray, grayish black, etc. In the context of the fashionable, simple, and personalized consumption era of the post-80s and post-90s consumer groups, modern antique bricks provide a new development approach for ceramic enterprises seeking differentiated management with their diverse and ever-changing product characteristics and spatial styles. Antique bricks are developing in the direction of trend, fashion, and modernity, providing a new development approach for ceramic enterprises seeking differentiated management, and therefore, antique bricks are rapidly heating up.

Glazed tile

It is a special formula glaze that can be polished on the glaze surface. It is the last glaze applied to antique tiles. Currently, it is generally transparent glaze or transparent convex flower glaze. Polished tiles combine the advantages of three products: polished tiles, antique tiles, and ceramic tiles. The product fully releases the implicit nature of matte and dark light in glazed tiles, solves the defect of easy dirt accumulation in semi polished tiles, and has the glossiness and hardness of polished tiles, At the same time, it also has a high imitation effect of antique tiles on the glaze, as well as a rich printing effect of porcelain tiles on the glaze. Microcrystalline stone, also known as microcrystalline glass composite board, is a layer of 3-5mm microcrystalline glass composite board

Floor tiles

Floor tiles are a type of floor decoration material, also known as floor tiles. Made by firing clay. Various specifications. Strong quality, small bulk density, pressure resistance, wear resistance, and moisture resistance. Some have been glazed and have decorative effects. Mainly used for the ground and floor of public and civil buildings. There are many varieties of floor tile designs and colors, which can be divided into glazed tiles, whole body tiles (anti slip tiles), polished tiles, vitrified tiles, etc. according to the material. Wall tiles, also known as wall tiles, are suitable for facade decoration in bathrooms, kitchens, and outdoor balconies. Different rooms are suitable for different wall tiles, which can be selected based on the structural shape and area of the room, as well as the quality of indoor lighting. The water absorption rate of interior wall tiles is relatively high, resulting in color difference after water absorption. Generally, after the wall surface dries, the color difference will be eliminated. Exterior wall bricks have super strong functions, do not adsorb dirt, and will not deteriorate after long-term use. They also have strong resistance to acid rain. Wall tiles are not only used for walls, but also for edge decoration of doors and windows. Some are used for decorative wall tiles at the skirting line. Some are used for ceramic tiles in sinks and bathrooms.

Polished brick

Polished bricks are a type of bright brick made by polishing the surface of the whole brick body, belonging to the whole brick category. Compared to solid bricks, polished bricks have a much smoother surface. Polished bricks are hard and wear-resistant, suitable for use in most indoor spaces except for bathrooms and kitchens, such as balconies and exterior wall decorations. On the basis of the application of infiltration technology, polished bricks can produce various stone and wood like effects. Antique bricks are imported from abroad. Antique bricks evolved from colored glazed bricks and are essentially glazed ceramic tiles. Compared with ordinary glazed tiles, the main difference lies in the color of the glaze. Antique tiles belong to ordinary tiles and are basically the same as magnetic tiles. The so-called antique tiles refer to tiles with antique effects, which are not difficult to clean. Antique bricks have high strength, strong wear resistance, and also have the characteristics of waterproofing, anti slip, and corrosion resistance. Antique bricks usually refer to glazed decorative bricks, and their bodies can be made of porcelain, which is the mainstream; There are also stoneware, fine stoneware, and stoneware materials; The glaze is mainly matte; The color tones are mainly yellow, coffee, dark red, earthy, gray, grayish black, etc. In the context of the fashionable, simple, and personalized consumption era of the post-80s and post-90s consumer groups, modern antique bricks provide a new development approach for ceramic enterprises seeking differentiated management with their diverse and ever-changing product characteristics and spatial styles. Antique bricks are developing in the direction of trend, fashion, and modernity, providing a new development approach for ceramic enterprises seeking differentiated management, and therefore, antique bricks are rapidly heating up.

Glazed tile

It is a special formula glaze that can be polished on the glaze surface. It is the last glaze applied to antique tiles. Currently, it is generally transparent glaze or transparent convex flower glaze. Polished tiles combine the advantages of three products: polished tiles, antique tiles, and ceramic tiles. The product fully releases the implicit nature of matte and dark light in glazed tiles, solves the defect of easy dirt accumulation in semi polished tiles, and has the glossiness and hardness of polished tiles, At the same time, it also has a high imitation effect of antique tiles on the glaze, as well as a rich printing effect of porcelain tiles on the glaze. Microcrystalline stone, also known as microcrystalline glass composite board, is a layer of 3-5mm microcrystalline glass composite board