Floor tile

Origin: India
Supply Type: oem service

Supplier Info.

Company Name Aspino International
Membership:
Business Type: Manufacturer, Trading Company, Distributor/Wholesaler

Employees Total 11-50
Annual Revenue

Tile flooring is a catch-all term used to describe any hard-wearing flooring made up of tiles, where the gaps among tiles have been filled with grout. Oftentimes, tile flooring is made of ceramic, a clay-based material. You will typically hear these tiles being called porcelain or non-porcelain (which is also known as, confusingly, â€œceramicâ€), which refers to differences in composition.
In general, porcelain tiles are more durable and dense than non-porcelain. Ceramic tiles come in many varieties depending on the production process. Natural stone tiles are the other well-known type of tile flooring. Types of quarried stone includeâ€”but are not limited toâ€”granite, marble and slate, each with their own specific characteristics and appearance. Natural stone tiles are far more expensive than ceramic tiles.
As long as tile floors are installed correctly and properly sealed, cleaning and care remains easy. Use a damp cloth and a soft broom to clean the immediate spills and dirt, and then follow up with a weekly vacuum or dust mop. Schedule a deep clean every two to three months and be sure to clean the grout between the tiles. Tiles, and any sealant or finish used, can be damaged by abrasive or chemical cleaning products like bleach and ammonia. Avoid using these products whenever possible.
If you see crumbling grout or spot a broken or buckling tile, repair or replace the area immediately. Grout and tile that has been damaged can, if left unchecked, end up affecting the entire floor. Re-sealing your grout regularly is key if you want to preemptively avoid the majority of issues. For high-traffic or high-use areas like showers or mudrooms, aim to re-seal the grout at least once every year. Doing this will mean youâ€™ll only have to replace the grout entirely every 15 years or so.