Porcelain tile

Porcelain tiles are a dense, vitrified ceramic tiles characterised by a water absorption less 0. 5 per cent.

Modern standards include ISO 13006 and BS EN 14411.
Unlike other ceramic tiles porcelain tiles are engineered to achieve a near-total elimination of internal porosity through a combintion of raw material selection, high-pressure mechanical shaping and high-temperature firing.

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