Micaceramic is one of the first ceramic and porcelain tiles producers in the area. We began by producing small, nostalgic ceramic tiles in bright colors, and as technology advanced, we were able to produce large, and a new generation of tiles for flooring and wall decoration as well as for use with chemicals and construction materials. In today's world of architecture and interior design, Micaceramic is dedicated to providing a wide variety of distinctive and exclusive ceramic tiles, permitting the best material selection. We provide our clients with a wide range of goods made possible by cutting-edge production techniques and hundreds of color combinations.
The first area we are concentrating on to meet quality requirements is technology. Our offerings include tiles in standard application sizes, medium size slabs, and the most recent style of porcelain extra size slabs. This possibility to make and offer all other sorts of ceramic tiles was made possible by being an established manufacturer of ceramic tile products. Micaceramic, a manufacturer of ceramic tile with more than 20 years of experience and a huge selection of styles and colors, is in a position to guide you in this matter. Determine the intended installation location before purchasing ceramic tile. For instance, kitchen and reception areas should not utilize ceramic tiles intended for bathrooms and toilets. Since they are not intended to carry the weight of your feet, heavy equipment, and furniture, wall tiles do not need to be as robust as flooring. The appeal of the tile for flooring is very crucial.
the surface of the wall. Price, thickness, and durability are further aspects that may affect your choice. Therefore, the location of use of your ceramic tile is crucial. Ceramic tile costs vary depending on a number of factors. First off, the primary factor determining a ceramic tile's price is its type. With names like ceramic tile, porcelain tile, slab tile, etc., ceramic tiles are categorized into many categories such as wall tiles and floor tiles. Wall tiles can be more expensive than floor tiles since they are typically more elegant and come in a wider range of patterns and colors. Pricing can vary even with the use of ceramic tiles, such as porcelain parking lot tiles or waterproof pool tiles. The price of wall tiles is more than that of floor tiles since they have more designs, colors, and features than other types of tiles. Additionally, this kind of tile is not as long-lasting as floor tile. What role does the thickness of the ceramic tile play in selecting the best solution? The physical qualities of a structure are determined by where ceramic tiles will be used. Ceramics used for floors should be tougher than ceramics used for walls. A hallmark of these is thickness.
A tile's quality and durability will increase with its thickness. The final pricing will also be impacted by this feature. Compared to ceramic tiles, porcelain tiles are thicker. Tiles made of ceramic are available in thicknesses ranging from 2mm to 2cm. Porcelain tiles, particularly large slabs up to 3600 x 160, can be produced in thicknesses of 9–15 and even 20 mm. Porcelain tiles are more robust since the appropriate thickness for these sizes is 9–15 mm. The degree of quality of ceramic tile is the primary criterion for quality. There are various quality categories for tiles. Be sure to read the details on the carton since this grade is mentioned on the ceramic tile packaging and specs. First-grade tiles are perfect and free from both technical and aesthetic flaws; they are the greatest kind of tiles and cost more. Only one or two spots with a modest size of half a millimeter on the sides of the glaze distinguish second-grade tiles from first-grade tiles, which lowers the cost of second-grade tiles. Fourth graders who are drained and of the lowest caliber are in this class. We always advise choosing the highest quality available; doing so adds value to your purchase and ensures that you will continue to enjoy your property in the future.
A component of tile slip resistance is the coefficient of friction (COF). When selecting ceramic tiles, the COF coefficient should be greater than 50 and less than 60 for commercial spaces. Make sure your kitchen and bathroom floors are not too slick before purchasing ceramic tile. This element is crucial to tiling. Water absorption could be a key factor in tile performance, depending on where the tiles are to be installed. The tiles are split into a number of groups here based on the level of W.A. Non-glass tiles should not be used in bathrooms or other moist areas since they absorb water by more than 7% of their weight. Semi-glass tiles are employed in dry home conditions and have a 3–7% water absorption rate. Glass tiles: have a 0.5 to 3% water absorption rate. Porcelain tiles are the most important tiles for kitchens and bathrooms because they have a water absorption rate of less than 0.5%. Because they are typically used outdoors, ceramic tiles need to be resistant to temperature variations If you are looking forward to having a long-term profitable relationship in business, do not hesitate to contact us.