Building materials terminology (brick)

Polished bricks: Polished bricks are bright bricks that have been polished on the surface of the entire body. Polished bricks are a kind of bricks. Compared to flat bricks in whole bricks, the polished tiles are much smoother. Polished tiles are hard and wear-resistant and suitable for interior decoration in most indoor spaces except for bathrooms, kitchens and indoor environments.

Whole brick: The surface of the brick is not glazing, and the material and color of the front and the back are the same. Therefore, the name of the “non-slip floor tile” is generally referred to as building bricks.

Vitrified tiles: Vitrified tiles are actually full tiles, but their surface is smooth but does not need to be polished. Therefore, there is no problem of throwing holes. The vitrified tiles are a kind of reinforced polished tiles. The decorative design uses high-temperature firing. to make. The texture is harder and more durable than the polished tile. There is no doubt that its price is also higher, and the tiles are mainly floor tiles.

Glazed tiles: Glazed tiles are tiles that have been glazed on the surface of the brick.