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Ceramic

Ceramic is made from completely natural raw materials, such as clay, kaolin, quartz, and feldspar, which are obtained by crushing earth and rocks, mixed in specific proportions, and fired in high-temperature kilns. After mixing, these materials are pressed or compacted until they form a paste. They are then fired in preheated kilns at temperatures of at least 1100 degrees. Since they are made using completely natural materials, they pose no danger to human health.

Advantages of Ceramics

• They are long-lasting materials.
• They are unaffected by temperature differences and show high resistance to heat.
• Their resistance to chemicals and surface cleaners is very high.
• Thanks to their resistance to water and moisture, they are the most preferred coating products for wet areas.
• Ceramics require less maintenance than other coating materials and are easy to clean.
• Because they are produced by firing at very high temperatures, they are hard and durable.
• They come in many models suitable for design; patterned or unpatterned, glossy, matte, etc.
• They do not harm nature or human health.

Things to Consider When Buying Ceramic

• Ceramics offer three different options in terms of gloss: glossy, semi-glossy, and matte. You should choose a product with a texture that suits your decoration style.
• Antislip ceramics designed to prevent slipping should be preferred in wet areas such as terraces, balconies, and pool areas. It should also not be forgotten that glossy ceramics are more slippery than matte ceramics.
• The dimensions of the ceramic you will buy should be determined according to the dimensions of the area to be applied, and large-sized tiles should not be used in small areas.
• You should glue the ceramics with ceramic adhesive suitable for the area where you will use them. This will extend the lifespan of your ceramic.
• If you want to apply your ceramics without grout, you should make sure that the ceramic you choose has rectified edges.
• The grout colors you choose for your ceramics must be compatible with your ceramics. This will create a more cohesive look.
• Do not forget to order your order with approximately 10% wastage allowance. This is because the ceramic dimensions will not fit perfectly during application, especially at the corners, and cut pieces will be used.
• When choosing the ceramic, the design and aesthetic appearance should appeal to you and be selected according to your taste and decoration style. This way, you can feel happy every time you use it.
• Ceramic usage areas; it is suitable for many different places such as homes, terraces, bathrooms, kitchens, hallways, balconies, restaurants, schools, cafes, stores, hospitals, workplaces, warehouses, and similar places.

Rectified and Non-Rectified Ceramic

The word rectified originates from French and means "correction." Rectification is the removal of the curved surfaces on the edges of ceramics. In ceramic coatings, noticeable grout gaps may occur between the joints; the edges of rectified ceramics are re-cut. This way, the edge joints of the rectified ceramic become almost imperceptible. In non-rectified ceramics, the corner joints are defined, and the grout gaps are generally more than 2mm.

Floor Ceramics

Floor ceramics are products with higher strength than wall ceramics. On our site, you can find different ceramic models suitable for every decoration style in terms of size, gloss, color, and surface. We have different ceramics on our site according to the usage area. Ceramics designated as floor ceramics can only be used on the floor; all products referred to as "floor wall" ceramics can be used on both the floor and the wall.