Tiles

Ceramic tiles are thin (approximately 10mm) plates, which are usually made of clay, sand, talc, and the refining of mineral additives. After the ingredients are combined with a little water, the mass is subjected to the process of drawing or ironing. The next step is to burn plates at 1000-1300 degrees C. This process can take anywhere from several to tens of hours. The final stage is their wafer painting and decorating or decoration. Through this process the plate can win all sorts of colors or themes. Ceramic tiles can have various colors, shapes, and vary in their application. Are non-toxic, natural, and are considered easy to maintain. They are also non-flammable, which can be used in bathrooms, kitchens and bathrooms. Some of them are also frost-resistant properties, and it can be used on terraces and facades of buildings. All ceramic products, which are used in building the architectural ceramics. They can be divided into several groups, including brick products, unlike bricks, glazed products, refractory products, ceramic material which is dense stoneware.