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Unglazed ceramic floor tiles, scientific name unglazed tiles, unglazed porcelain tiles, have good slip resistance and wear resistance. Its design is not as good as glazed tiles. As the interior design tends to be more and more plain design, it has become more and more fashionable, and it is widely used on the ground of decoration projects such as halls, aisles and outdoor walkways.
Most of the unglazed porcelain tile tiles are surface-polished, so they are also called polished tiles. Most polished tiles have a water absorption rate of less than 0.1% and are also called porcelain tiles or vitrified tiles. The polished porcelain tile has a mirror-like surface and is a high-grade ceramic product.
The difference between unglazed porcelain tile and glazed floor tiles is water absorption. The water absorption rate is less than 0.5% for ceramic tiles, more than 10% for ceramic tiles, and semi-porcelain between the two. Common polished tiles, unglazed porcelain tile, and most sanitary ware are porcelain, with water absorption ≤0.5%; antique tiles, small floor tiles (floor climbing), crystal tiles, wear-resistant tiles, matt tiles, etc. are stoneware Bricks, that is, half tiles, have a water absorption rate of 0.5%.
For the daily cleaning of unglazed porcelain tile, you can use mop, then use detergent and soapy water to clean it; you can use turpentine and acetone to wipe, and the toothpaste used at home also has a good decontamination effect.
Most of the unglazed porcelain tile tiles are surface-polished, so they are also called polished tiles. Most polished tiles have a water absorption rate of less than 0.1% and are also called porcelain tiles or vitrified tiles. The polished porcelain tile has a mirror-like surface and is a high-grade ceramic product.
The difference between unglazed porcelain tile and glazed floor tiles is water absorption. The water absorption rate is less than 0.5% for ceramic tiles, more than 10% for ceramic tiles, and semi-porcelain between the two. Common polished tiles, unglazed porcelain tile, and most sanitary ware are porcelain, with water absorption ≤0.5%; antique tiles, small floor tiles (floor climbing), crystal tiles, wear-resistant tiles, matt tiles, etc. are stoneware Bricks, that is, half tiles, have a water absorption rate of 0.5%.
For the daily cleaning of unglazed porcelain tile, you can use mop, then use detergent and soapy water to clean it; you can use turpentine and acetone to wipe, and the toothpaste used at home also has a good decontamination effect.
