Ceramic tiles consist of fine crystalline and porous grains that are usually baked at temperatures above 1000 degrees and are produced in glazed and unglazed types. The glazed surface of the tile may be glossy, matte, plain, white or colored.
Glazed tile is a thin ceramic with a glass glaze coating that is produced in a variety of colors in a simple and flowery manner. Glazed tiles are often ...
Mosaic ceramics are a type of ceramic with small glazed or unglazed pieces that are made in various patterns and colors with a thickness of a few millimeters and ...
Porcelain is a type of ceramic that has a high firing temperature. By firing at high temperature, the nature of glass and low porosity is given to this type ...
Granite ceramic is a combination of clay with specific and carbonate-free properties, especially calcium carbonate, which is obtained during the baking process by adding pigment to the design. Since ...
