Glazed Porcelain Timber Pines

Porcelain is a great material that can be used in multiple ways for many purposes, as well as to get many looks and appearances. When homeowners like the appearance of porcelain tiles, and they would like to get them installed into their home, one of the first questions they might ask a flooring professional is which is better, tiles made from unglazed porcelain or glazed porcelain? Timber Pines residents might not get a straightforward answer because this question is subjective to the environment and situation of a home. Both are viable options to be used as flooring tiles or wall tiles.

Overall Glazed Tiles are Going to be Better than Unglazed Ones

Rarely do people ever consider the strength or durability of a tile when they are trying to pick out the ones they want for their home, but this is something that is extremely important. For that reason, on average, it is better for a homeowner to get their home fitted with tiles made from glazed porcelain. Timber Pines residents should be made aware that glazed porcelain tiles are great at stopping moisture and stains from effecting the tiles themselves, and this is an extremely important quality for homeowners that have children or small animals to take care of.

Where are Unglazed Porcelain Tiles Useful?

Unglazed porcelain tiles are used in all the same ways that traditional glazed tiles are used, but if they are not as long lasting as glazed porcelain, Timber Pines residents might be wondering when are they a better choice. Unglazed tiles are more slip resistant than their glazed counterparts, making them a great choice of flooring tiles for young children or elderly people who have trouble walking or with balancing themselves. Unglazed porcelain tiles are also thicker on average than glazed tiles, making them a bit stronger but not strong enough to stop liquids and stains. If an unglazed tile does get stained however, it does not affect the durability of the tile itself.

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