Porcelain stoneware or as it is also called ceramic granite, kerogranite appeared a long time ago, but it was used exclusively as a technical material for laying floors with a high load, for example, in a public institution. Porcelain stoneware is produced by pressing, which allows more precise control of its size and surface quality and is subsequently fired. Since it is this material that has all the necessary qualities for its use in an environment of high loads. And today it is used in the form of cladding not only in the industry.
Ceramic granite qualities
Kerogranite gained its popularity among buyers very deservedly because its characteristics have all the positive aspects for long-term operation:
- low level of grinding (abrasion);
- long term of use;
- resistance to acidic environment;
- low absorption of moisture and water;
- frost resistance;
- reliability and durability;
- elasticity;
- wide suitable price range;
- universalism.
Thanks to its qualities, now porcelain stoneware can be seen in the most refined and dignified interiors - it is found in the decoration of bank buildings, offices, hypermarkets, hospitals and more.
Types of ceramic granite
Porcelain stoneware not only has a number of positive characteristics as a material, but also aesthetic appeal.
Experimentation in the field of creating a variety of ceramic granite has borne fruit, which we can already use today is its different types:
- polished porcelain stoneware (smooth);
- matt porcelain stoneware (polished);
- glazed porcelain stoneware (glossy);
- satin-finished porcelain stoneware (dusty, rough).
This is the material, thanks to which the interior of the room will look great all the time. After all, the surface of ceramic granite can be painted with a variety of glazes, the color range is simply enormous, as, in principle, with any other tile.
So in today's market in the catalogs of trading companies http://ceramic-city.com.ua/catalog /tile /param /sect /15407 / you can find the following range of porcelain stoneware colors:
- classic black or white;
- gray like the skies of England;
- watery blue or blue;
- attractive red;
- discreet brown;
- cheerful yellow;
- spring green;
and all shades of these colors.
The design of porcelain stoneware is very large, one has only to remember what real granite looks like and immediately the desired color scheme appears in the imagination.
If you have not yet decided which tile to choose, then think about it, maybe
