The bathroom, an indispensable living space for us every day, is filled with worries and reflects every little detail of our daily lives. Although it is only a few square meters, how can we not do our homework before decoration? Today we will discuss which type of ceramic tile should be selected.
Quartz tiles can effectively solve the problem of mold growth in ceramic tiles after prolonged immersion in water, making them a waterproof and moisture-proof choice in bathrooms. Quartz bricks have low water absorption and long service life. In bathrooms, they have high water vapor and heavy moisture, so when choosing tiles, it is necessary to use quartz bricks with low water absorption. Because tiles with lower water absorption rates are less likely to absorb water vapor from the bathroom, they will not experience severe mold and deformation due to moisture.
Among various ceramic tiles, ceramic tiles have a water absorption rate of over 6%, stone tiles have a high water absorption rate of 10% -13%, while quartz tiles generally have a low water absorption rate of 1% -3%. Therefore, quartz tiles will not become damp, moldy, or deformed after long-term use. Quartz bricks are fired at high temperatures and are hard and wear-resistant. Quartz bricks are made by firing quartz at a high temperature of 1200 degrees Celsius. The moisture in the quartz material evaporates over a long period of high-temperature firing, and the lower the moisture content, the smaller the pores, and the relative hardness increases.
So in the bathroom, quartz bricks not only have a low water absorption rate, but they are also harder, more wear-resistant, have a long service life, and are not easily broken. They are very suitable as wall or floor materials when used in the bathroom.
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