When you choose a material such as porcelain stoneware, you do it knowing that you can count on a reliable product. With the word “grès” we want to indicate the ceramic mass of the tile that has become vitrified. It means that it has become compact, so much so that it is very resistant. It is a hard-paste ceramic, so much so that it becomes very compact, and made of a material that can be colored, but without presenting porosity.

Porcelain stoneware is obtained from a mixture of lean, not very refractory clay that is baked in the oven at a temperature ranging between 1200-1400 ° C. After a long process, stoneware reaches a state of non-porous vitrification, a situation that entails its impermeability. In fact, floors made with porcelain stoneware have a low water absorption value.

The many patterns and effects make this material the right solution for any room in the house: for an elegant living room it can be an interesting idea to choose a floor with a wood effect, while in the kitchen it could be an idea of ​​impact with the terracotta effect. . Solutions with colored patterns to be used for the bathroom are also on sale, to match perfectly with the tiles.

Among the other advantages that porcelain stoneware has there is resistance to wear, scratches, attack by chemical agents, stains and is even non-flammable. These characteristics make this material practically ideal if you are looking for a solution for your outdoor floors, just take a look at our proposals for outdoor porcelain stoneware tiles. In addition, porcelain stoneware tiles or floors are also resistant to frost and any type of thermal shock. In fact, it is an excellent material to improve the heating of the house, especially if combined with a good radiator system.