Is it better to have kitchen floor tiles that are less absorbent?

1. How to see if it is an excellent product.

The first is to check the grade instructions on the packaging box of the tiles, and the second is to check the quality of the tiles through some simple methods.

2. How to look at the water absorption rate of ceramic tiles.

For glazed kitchen and bathroom wall tiles (commonly known as porcelain tiles), the national standard for water absorption is greater than 9% and less than 18%, which is OK in this range.

The use of floor tiles, whether it is glazed floor tiles in the kitchen and bathroom or floor tiles in the living room, including vitrified tiles and antique tiles, the smaller the water absorption, the better.

The less water absorption there is, the lower the water absorption.

Downstairs is talking about wet expansion, generally if it is a porcelain brick, the wet expansion is relatively small. But if it's made of pottery bricks, it's worse.

However, it can be said that these two indicators are related, and the lower the water absorption, the denser and better the ceramic structure.

However, the price will also be higher.

Looking at the water resistance, the index value is high, the water resistance is poor, and it is easy to cause dimensional changes in a humid environment, and the expansion rate of water absorption thickness should be.