Is it better to use semi porcelain or all porcelain wall tiles for the bathroom?

The floor of the bathroom is fully tiled.

Because all-porcelain tiles have the characteristics of high hardness, not easy to break, high anti-fouling performance, low water absorption and good flatness. Some people say that the anti-slip performance of all-ceramic tiles is not good, but in fact, there are special all-ceramic anti-skid tiles for toilets on the market, which can effectively solve the problem of anti-slip.

The water resistance of the semi-ceramic tile is poor and easy to penetrate, so it is not suitable for laying the bathroom floor, but the semi-porcelain is easy to go on the wall, and can be used to pave the wall of the bathroom.

The difference between the bathroom floor tiles with all-porcelain or half-time is that the water absorption rate of the two is different, the water absorption rate of the whole tile is less than, and the water absorption rate of the tile is greater than. In addition, the whole ceramic tile is vitrified brick, its anti-fouling ability is particularly strong, and the hardness is particularly high, not easy to break the problem, the variety is particularly good, and the gloss is also very strong. The water absorption rate of semi-ceramic tiles is good, but it can only be constructed after soaking in water.

Answer: All-ceramic tiles for the kitchen are not good. Because all-ceramic tiles, whether it is wall paving or floor paving, need to use glue. We know that even if it is environmentally friendly glue, it will contain harmful substances such as formaldehyde, but it is just a matter of whether formaldehyde exceeds the standard.

But for a place like the kitchen, where food is made, if the environmental protection of the tiles needs to be determined, how to ensure the hygiene of the food consumed? Therefore, it is not good to choose all-ceramic tiles. Secondly, the difference between all-ceramic tiles and ordinary tiles:

1. From the point of view of water absorption, the water absorption rate of all-ceramic tiles is about and about, and the water absorption rate of semi-porcelain tiles is about and about, so the water absorption rate of all-ceramic tiles is relatively low. 2. From the perspective of tile hardness, the ductility of all-ceramic tiles will be reduced after heating, and its water absorption rate is also low, so its hardness and stain resistance are relatively strong, so it is not easy to break. The elongation and water absorption of semi-porcelain bricks are just opposite to those of all-porcelain bricks, so their hardness is naturally low.

In short, semi-porcelain is recommended for kitchen wall tiling.

The function of the two kinds of tiles is different, there is no specific good or bad, which tile is used in the bathroom depends on the use needs of the householder.

Here are the pros and cons of both types of tiles::

Semi-porcelain wall tiles: advantages: good flatness, strong stain resistance, cheap price, easy to process.

Disadvantages: Poor waterproofing.

All-ceramic wall tiles: advantages: high hardness, good flatness, strong pollution resistance, not easy to break, low water absorption, good waterproof effect.

Disadvantages: The price is slightly more expensive than semi-porcelain wall tiles.

Summary: Semi-porcelain wall tiles are suitable for families with low economic level or no excessive requirements for tiles, and all-ceramic wall tiles are suitable for families with high requirements for tiles or good waterproof effect.

Bathroom floor tiles are good with all porcelain. The difference between full tile and half tile is now rarely said to be full tile and half tile, the difference between the two is the water absorption, full tile refers to the water absorption rate is less than the tile, also called vitrified brick. The water absorption of half tiles is greater than .

The water absorption rate of all porcelain is very low, and it can be paved without soaking in water, but the semi-porcelain also has to be soaked in water for construction, as if the red brick is not burned through, the cut surface of the brick is not the same, and the price is not the same.

However, the water absorption rate of all-porcelain wall tiles is low, but it is good to be good, but it is a pity that it is very troublesome when pasting, because the water absorption rate is low, so the combination of cement mortar and brick surface is not high, and it is difficult to pull it, so a lot of all-porcelain bricks need to be glued. Otherwise, it can be as short as a few months or as long as a few years. These are decided on the basis of their quality.

All ceramic tiles are vitrified tiles, all porcelain, non-absorbent, strong anti-fouling, specification *600. All-porcelain ceramic tiles have high hardness, not easy to break, high anti-fouling performance, low water absorption and good flatness. Semi-porcelain tiles have low hardness, easy to break, easy to penetrate, and poor gloss.

Hope the above is helpful to you.

Of course, the all-porcelain is good, the main difference is in the low water absorption rate and aesthetics, but the semi-porcelain is also sufficient.