Porcelain Tiles

To make porcelain tiles we mix white clat, sand and feldspar (rock-forming tectosilicate minerals), then kilned at very high tempretures to make a “buscuit, these are then cut to the tile sizes required.

Porcelain may be used both indoors and out, tlhey are, however, more difficult to cut and come in fewer patterns than stone tiles as they are photocopied to the tile on what is called a graze on the surface.

Full bodied porcelain is the same colour througought and standard porcelain has a greyish underneath to the glaze.