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What is ceramic tile used for?

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Ceramic tiles are mostly used for wall tile applications interior and some exterior, because of their cost-effectiveness and ease of installation. You can also use ceramic tiles for light residential floors such as bathroom floors. Covering a large area doesn’t cost a lot of money when you are using ceramic tiles. It is most often used on the bathroom walls and kitchen floors and also they are used in interior commercial areas such as restaurants, bars, shops, and so on.

Question 2

Is ceramic tile OK for a bathroom?

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Not only okay, but ceramic tiles are one of the best choices for bathrooms. These tiles are impervious to moisture, stain-resistant, and also resistant to bacteria and odors. So, if you are planning to tile your bathroom, go for ceramic without giving it a second thought.

Question 3

Do ceramic tiles break easily?

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Ceramic is hardy and quite resistant to any kind of physical damage. However, there might be some cracking, if the tiles are not installed properly. So make sure that you hire professionals to install the ceramic tiles.

Question 4

How long will ceramic tiles last?

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If installed properly, ceramic tiles can last for a hundred years. It also depends on the quality of the ceramic tile. Ceramic tiles are easy to maintain and easy to clean so when it is maintained well, they’d last a lifetime. You should also be aware of the fact that ceramic tiles are not the most durable tiles compared to natural stone tiles so they won’t last forever. If you are looking for a tile that should last for centuries, you should check natural stone tiles like marble, travertine, and granite.

Question 5

Can I use ceramic tiles in the shower?

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Yes, you may! Ceramic tiles are available in a variety of shades and patterns, enough to make your shower walls and floors stand out. These tiles are moisture-resistant, so you do not have to worry. Check product usage area before buying though because some of the ceramic tiles are only made for kitchen backsplash or wall areas.

Question 6

What is the difference between ceramic and porcelain tiles?

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Although both are manufactured in almost the same manner, there are some basic differences between ceramic and porcelain tiles. You can say that porcelain is a specialized form of ceramic tile, but the key difference is, that porcelain is slightly denser than ceramic, showing uniformity in color throughout the surface. On the other hand, ceramic tiles are easier to cut and shape and more affordable than porcelain. Ceramic tiles are also more flexible than porcelain. In order for a tile to be classified as porcelain, it should have less than a 1% water absorption rate.

Question 7

Which is better? Porcelain or Ceramic?

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Each has its own set of benefits and cons. But if you are looking forward to covering a large area, ceramic tiles are the best choice because of their inherent affordability. Plus, these tiles are also available in various patterns and textures, thus giving you more aesthetic options. Ceramic tiles have more character and more vibrant colors. Porcelain tiles are mass-produced and fairly flat in color and character. Still, it is up to you to decide if you would like to have a more comprehensive read about Porcelain vs Ceramic Tile: Pros and Cons of Porcelain and Ceramic

Question 8

How much do ceramic tiles cost?

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It varies from supplier to supplier and design to design. You may find ceramic tiles for as low as $1.37 to $3.67 per piece. Depending on your needs and preferences, you can get a variety of ceramic tiles in the market. You can use the ‘Area Calculator’ feature on the product pages. Here you can add project length (ft) with width (ft) it will give you many pieces (sq. ft) you need for your tile projects and the total cost. We provide free advice and quotes if you need help

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