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Porcelain stoneware
What porcelain stoneware is: a dense ceramic floor, resistant to wear, moisture and stains, in countless finishes.
What does Porcelain stoneware mean?
Porcelain stoneware is a very low-porosity ceramic tile made from clay and quartz fired at high temperatures. It is highly resistant to wear, moisture and stains, and comes in countless finishes, including wood and stone effects.
Its density means it can also be used outdoors and in high-traffic areas. It is easy to clean and low-maintenance, but must be laid with the right joints and subfloor to avoid cracking.
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