Vitrified is the majority of our tile range and the right body for any floor. It is fired hot enough for the clay to partly turn to glass, which is what gives it very low water absorption and the strength to take traffic, furniture and vehicles.
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A vitrified body absorbs very little water. That matters in three ways: spills do not soak into the tile, a wet-area floor is not slowly damaged from beneath, and an outdoor tile does not take on water. It is also dense enough not to crack under a dropped pan or a parked car.
Ceramic is lighter, thinner and cheaper, and it is entirely correct on a wall. On a floor it is the wrong choice: it absorbs more water and will not take the same load. Our guide to vitrified versus ceramic goes through where each belongs.
Living room and bedroom floors, kitchen floors, bathroom floors, balconies, terraces, parking and elevation. Finish still decides grip, so pair vitrified with a matt or textured surface anywhere it will get wet.
My Home Studio, No 17, 12th A Main Road, BTM 1st Stage, Bengaluru 560029, open Monday to Saturday, 9:00am to 7:30pm, and Sunday, 9:30am to 1:30pm. Parking on site and walk-ins are welcome, no appointment needed. Tell us which designs you want to see and we will have them out, or send your room measurements on WhatsApp and we will work out the boxes and the cost with you.
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