The majority of us have no idea what grades 1, 2, 3, and 4 represent when it comes to ceramic tile. The porcelain price is determined based on the grades which are mentioned above. The term "ceramic tile grading system" relates to the tile's quality and integrity. the number of grades is inversely proportional to the tile's quality. In other words, the greater the tile or ceramic's grade, the worse its quality would be. However, keep in mind that ceramic tile categorization does not imply that only first-class tiles can be utilized, and that grade 2, 3, and 4 ceramic tiles should be rejected. 
Each of these grades has a specific application, but grade 1 ceramic tiles are unquestionably superior to the others. Because it is the weakest standard ceramic tile, grade 1 is only suited for walls. The grade 2 ceramic tile is suitable for low-traffic areas and remains a popular choice for wall tiles. It's popular in bathrooms and low-traffic household areas. The usage of grade 3 tiles in residential structures is more widespread, and these tiles are suited for regions with low light traffic. This tile is ideal for home kitchens, wooden ceilings, residential flooring, and other locations that are subject to light wear and tear. Grade 4 tiles are slightly more durable than grade 3 tiles. Although this tile is suitable for domestic floors and walls, it is more commonly used in commercial offices, such as physicians' offices, due to the higher traffic. These tiles are more durable than grade 3 ceramic tiles. The hardest form of standard tile is grade 5, which is utilized in congested settings such as retail malls and airports for high traffic and impact levels.
Porcelain Tile Grades
Porcelain ceramic and tile products are becoming increasingly popular due to their large range of grades, styles, sizes, and other characteristics. Different elements are used to classify porcelain tiles. In terms of its finish, it comes in two different finishes: glazed and polished. Porcelain ceramics in the first step of their journey out of the furnace have a rough surface. This feature makes them suitable for use in places such as yards. Indoors, however, these rough surfaces are not used. Glazed or unglazed ceramics are available, as are patterned or unpatterned glazes. Ceramic tiles that have been glazed must be returned to the oven. Glazed ceramics have a high shine and lack porosity. Polished ceramic tiles can be made by polishing the rough surface of the ceramics that come out of the kiln with appropriate instruments. There are play holes in these ceramics. 
Another type of porcelain tile is the full-body porcelain ceramic tile. This tile is composed of porcelain sole, which is color, texture, and finishes consistent. Full-body porcelain tiles are superior to typical porcelain tiles in terms of quality. The most durable and sturdy porcelain tiles are full-body porcelain tiles. Perhaps this is why it's called anti-scratch porcelain tile. Full-body porcelain tiles are unglazed and attractive and can be used in showers, bathrooms, and kitchens. Another important key feature of this product is very low water absorption or even a complete lack of water impermeability. This type of porcelain tile is known as an expensive porcelain tile because of its high price.
Porcelain Tile Slip Resistance Ratings
Different slip resistance ratings exist for porcelain tiles. Broadly speaking porcelain tile includes built-in traction in its texture to keep your kitchen, shower, and pool safer. Porcelain tiles come in a variety of finishes, including matte, semi-matte, glossy, and textured. For external areas, our firm recommends matte porcelain tile because the matte appearance has a natural coating that is slip resistant. Because of their texture, generally, porcelain tiles have a high level of slip resistance. The greater the opacity of the surface, the greater the slip resistance. There are, however, some porcelain tiles that are not slip-resistant, such as porcelain polished tiles. 
To determine if a porcelain tile is slip-resistant or not, you must first determine its dynamic coefficient of friction, which is a slip resistance indication. Every country has its standards for this eco-efficiency which vary from common places to bathrooms, washrooms, and so on. However, the higher the number, the less likely the piece is to slip. Particularly for those seeking tiles for wet places such as bathrooms and washrooms, our firm recommends porcelain tile as the best option for keeping people safe. Because, as previously said, the raw components utilized to make this product have the highest level of slide resistance. Despite popular belief, tiles having these all great qualities do not appear to be prohibitively expensive. Our company, on the other hand, is glad to say that we can provide different categories of tiles with the greatest quality at the most affordable and reasonable price.
How to Choose Good Quality Tile
People are searching for a good quality tile that can be used in a variety of settings. But how do you locate and choose it? When it comes to buying tiles, most people are looking for something to make their home as luxurious as possible, but the market's large variety of ceramic and tiles makes them confused about choosing the accurate type. So they concentrate on tile color and design, which is significant, but the most important factor is the raw material, which determines the quality. 
The second key factor to examine is the manufacturing company. Because there are many companies that cheat people by providing low-quality tiles with a shiny finish as some third-level Indian, Chinese and African companies. On the other side, we have excellent ceramic and tile factories in European countries such as France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and so on. We may combine all of these factors to arrive at one essential component, which is the location where the tile will be used in. Because the type and quality of tile could be determined by the location where the tile would be installed. For example, we chose porcelain tiles for moist areas like bathrooms and washrooms because porcelain tiles are the most water-resistant. But the kitchen tiles must be heat, moisture, and grease resistant. For such areas, we have to choose the kind of ceramic tile which has the most resistance to returning to grease, moisture, heat, and also chemicals. Our consultants can help you to choose the best and highest-quality tiles for your favorite place.