Glazed Porcelain Floor Tiles

Glazed Porcelain Tiles are made through the glazing process. The process of glazing involves covering ceramic ware with a coating or glaze, typically made of vitrified lead glass and occasionally coloured oxides that result in an opaque surface. 

Certainly, Porcelain tiles tend to be slippery. Whether they are glazed or unglazed, the majority of tiles have the potential to be slippery when wet, although matte-finished tiles are much less likely to be so, and textured or grip-finished tiles are non-slip since they are made specifically for outdoor use.

Because porcelain is more expensive than other varieties of tile, some homeowners may find it to be an expensive option. Though, at Lavish Ceramics, you can buy 12×12 Glazed Porcelain Tiles at affordable rates.

Porcelain Tiles are strong, but they are also challenging to drill or cut. This can be counted as a disadvantage because for them to be carved into any required shape, specialized and powerful instruments are needed.

Glazed vs Unglazed Porcelain Tiles, both are a good fit depending on your requirement. 

Glazed Porcelain Tile is resistant to wear, scratching, chipping, and cracking because of its exceptional hardness and density.

Although Porcelain Tiles are Water Resistant, they are not waterproof. This means that if you immerse them in water for a long enough time, ultimately they will let the water through.

The Thickness of the Glazed Porcelain Tile Ranges from 8mm – 10mm. 

Maintaining a Glazed Porcelain Tile is easy. White vinegar or a commercial cleaner is safe for Glazed Porcelain Tiles, if you ever get stains on the surface. To completely remove the stain, you can use a warm water wash with vinegar that has been diluted. After wiping down the area, let it sit for 10 minutes, and then you can rinse it with some clean, warm water.