How to choose high-quality ceramic tiles for home decoration? -Beautiful seam agent factory

How to choose high-quality ceramic tiles for home decoration? Distinguish from the following nine aspects:

1. It is necessary to observe whether the particles on the cross section of the tile are fine. Consumers should pay attention that the cross-section mentioned here does not refer to the cut surface around the tile, but refers to the fractured part of the tile. Generally speaking, the cracks are fine, hard and brittle, and the color is the same as the top grade. Because fine-grained tiles have strong water resistance; while tiles with larger particles, water is easy to penetrate, which affects the quality.



2. To check whether the color of the ceramic tile is pure. This trick is very simple, mainly to observe whether the color of the back of the tile is uniform and consistent. Ceramic tiles with better quality have uniform and well-proportioned green body colors.



3. Pay attention to the thickness of the glaze layer. The glaze of the ceramic tile is the front of the ceramic tile, and the thickness of the glaze is the thickness of the cross-section of the glaze. Glaze is the most expensive material in the cost of ceramic tiles. The thicker the glaze layer, the better the natural quality.



Fourth, test the water. Consumers can pour some water on the back of the tiles and pay attention to how fast the tiles absorb water. After a few minutes, look again to see if the mark left by the water on the front is obvious. After the water disperses, the tiles that infiltrate slowly are dense, and the water mark is not obvious, which is regarded as the top grade.



Five. Take two bricks to measure the geometric dimensions of the two bricks. The length and width of the two bricks and the diagonally look at the size of the bricks without deviation.



Sixth, listen. Tap the tiles and pay attention to whether the sound is crisp. If the sound is clear and pleasant, it is top grade, if the sound is dull, it is inferior.



Seven. Take two bricks back to back and face to face to see if they can be in close contact and there is no excessive gap to judge whether there is warping.



8. Refer to the test report issued by the national or industry test agency provided by the merchant, and compare the following index data: water absorption, abrasion resistance, acid resistance and pollution index identification comparison.



9. Apply the ink to the face for an hour and then scrub to see if there are any traces. The ones with no traces are good bricks, and those with infiltration are resolutely rejected.