porcelánico

Porcelánico is a type of ceramic tile known for its exceptional durability and low porosity. It is manufactured from a refined mixture of clays, feldspar, and silica, which is then fired at very high temperatures, typically above 1200 degrees Celsius. This process results in a dense, hard, and non-porous material that is highly resistant to water absorption, stains, and wear.

The technical characteristics of porcelánico make it suitable for a wide range of applications, both indoors and outdoors. Its low water absorption rate, often below 0.5%, means it is frost-resistant and ideal for exterior cladding, patios, and swimming pool areas. Its hardness and resistance to abrasion make it a popular choice for high-traffic areas such as kitchens, bathrooms, commercial spaces, and public buildings.

Porcelánico tiles are available in a vast array of designs, colors, and finishes, mimicking natural materials like wood, stone, marble, and concrete, as well as offering unique aesthetic patterns. This versatility allows for creative design possibilities in various architectural and interior design projects. The manufacturing process also allows for full-body coloring, meaning the color penetrates the entire thickness of the tile, making any minor chips less noticeable. Its ease of maintenance and hygienic properties further contribute to its widespread popularity.