Types of Building Materials

Ceramic Tile

• One of the oldest unique building materials continuously in use due to its durability, functional, and aesthetic properties.
• Offers unlimited choices in design pattern and color that does not fade.
• Particularity indestructible.

Porcelain Tile

• Made from pressed dust processed into a fine, smooth, dense, and shapely formed face.
• Combination of durability, functionality, and aesthetics.

Glass Tile

• Can be produced with various effects, including iridescent, pearlescent, marbled, and shiny finishes.
• Allows for soft, beachy vibes, sophisticated neutral spaces, or bold looks with vibrant colors.

Cement Tile

• Handmade, colourful tiles used for floor and wall tiling.
• Offers a unique, handmade look.

Marble Tile

• Mounted on a 30 x 30 centimeters paper as a binder to facilitate its laying or setting.
• Provides a luxurious and sophisticated look.

Mosaic Tile

• Comes in various shapes, sizes, colors, styles, and materials.
• Allows for creative freedom in interior design.
• Tiles are less than 15 square centimeters in facial form.

Granite Tile

• A natural stone with a similar look and feel to marble due to its natural flecks.
• Has notable differences from marble.

Limestone Tile

• Delivers a neutral appearance reminiscent of ancient architecture and design.
• Durable but soft, making it easy to shape and cut for specific patterns and placements.

Travertine Tile

• The least expensive option, with specific finishes costing more.
• Polished, tumbled, honed, and otherwise treated travertine tiles cost more than an untreated option.

Quarry Tile

• Made through the plastic extraction process from natural clay or shale.
• Provides a unique, natural look.

Metal Tile

• Offers superior durability and a chic, modern kitchen aesthetic.
• Suitable for countertops.

Resin Tile

• Allows for combining styles and creating unique tile patterns.
• Water-resistant and perfect for DIY projects.

Ceramic Tile

• One of the oldest unique building materials continuously in use due to its durability, functional, and aesthetic properties.
• Offers unlimited choices in design pattern and color that does not fade.
• Particularity indestructible.

Porcelain Tile

• Made from pressed dust processed into a fine, smooth, dense, and shapely formed face.
• Combination of durability, functionality, and aesthetics.

Glass Tile

• Can be produced with various effects, including iridescent, pearlescent, marbled, and shiny finishes.
• Allows for soft, beachy vibes, sophisticated neutral spaces, or bold looks with vibrant colors.

Cement Tile

• Handmade, colourful tiles used for floor and wall tiling.
• Offers a unique, handmade look.

Marble Tile

• Mounted on a 30 x 30 centimeters paper as a binder to facilitate its laying or setting.
• Provides a luxurious and sophisticated look.

Mosaic Tile

• Comes in various shapes, sizes, colors, styles, and materials.
• Allows for creative freedom in interior design.
• Tiles are less than 15 square centimeters in facial form.

Granite Tile

• A natural stone with a similar look and feel to marble due to its natural flecks.
• Has notable differences from marble.

Limestone Tile

• Delivers a neutral appearance reminiscent of ancient architecture and design.
• Durable but soft, making it easy to shape and cut for specific patterns and placements.

Travertine Tile

• The least expensive option, with specific finishes costing more.
• Polished, tumbled, honed, and otherwise treated travertine tiles cost more than an untreated option.

Quarry Tile

• Made through the plastic extraction process from natural clay or shale.
• Provides a unique, natural look.

Metal Tile

• Offers superior durability and a chic, modern kitchen aesthetic.
• Suitable for countertops.

Resin Tile

• Allows for combining styles and creating unique tile patterns.
• Water-resistant and perfect for DIY projects.