Tiles and ceramics are among the most widely used materials in construction, offering both aesthetic beauty and high durability and resistance. These products are used for covering walls, floors, facades, and both interior and exterior spaces, and they have different technical specifications depending on their type and application. Using high-quality tiles and ceramics not only enhances beauty but also ensures the durability and hygiene of the environment.
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Technical Feature |
Value / Range |
Explanation |
|---|---|---|
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Product Type |
Wall Tiles, Floor Tiles, Porcelain, Polished/Glazed, Mosaic |
Main types of tiles and ceramics in construction |
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Order Dimensions |
Approx. 20×20 to 60×120 (cm) |
Variable by product type and order |
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Thickness |
Wall Tiles: 6-12 mm, Floor & Porcelain: 8-20 mm |
Thickness suitable for the application |
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Water Absorption |
< 0.5% (Porcelain), 3-10% (Regular Tile) |
Low absorption provides more moisture resistance |
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Abrasion Resistance (PEI) |
PEI I-V |
Indicates floor’s wear resistance (for floor & porcelain) |
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Surface |
Matte, Polished, Glazed |
Depending on product type and application |
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Color / Design |
White, Cream, Gray, Various Colors |
Natural or patterned colors according to use and decor |
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Main Application |
Wall, Floor, Facade, Interior Decoration |
Specifies where each type of tile/ceramic is used |
