Largest Collection Of Wall and Floor Tiles - Somany Ceramics

Introduction Generally, Concrete  tiles  or cement tiles are used for exteriors like for parking, garden area, utility and can also be used for roof tiles. Concrete tiles are more likely used for heavy traffic areas because it withholds heavyweight and it doesn't break that easy. When properly installed, cement tiles will lead to a good looking, durable, simple to maintain surface that may be enjoyed for several years. Few important Steps to install Cement Tiles: Inspect your order carefully. Cement Tile Shop will not be responsible for the material that has been cut or installed. Throughout the installation method and handling of the tile, be careful not to damage the finished surface or corners of the tiles. Do not allow the cement tile boxes to get wet! Store material in a dry area. Moisture or dampness can cause the tiles to get stained, have faded color, a damaged surface or efflorescence causing a white powdery effect on the surface of the tile from wetness r...

Introduction While cement tiles and ceramic tiles may look very similar to each other, the differences in how they are made and the features they provide. Here you can find a few differences between Ceramic tiles and Cement tiles. Ceramic Tiles Ceramic tiles are made with red, brown, or white clay and can be either glazed or unglazed, and are fired in a coal or wood-fired kiln. Ceramic backsplash tiles are often most suited for countertops, backsplashes, walls, and mosaics. Ceramic tiles flooring  that is unglazed typically have a matte finish and come in either an earth red or natural brown clay tone. Ceramic tiles are water-resistant and they are more durable. Ceramic tiles are easy to maintain and no allergy concerns. Ceramic tiles have a harder surface. Ceramic is a cold material and they are heavier in weight. Cement Tiles Cement tiles are made from a mixture of sand, cement, color pigment, and marble powder that is poured into metal molds, backe...