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Teak Wood Mosaics Anchor Matte Porcelain Tile Anchors Inkjet High Definition With Rectified Edges Teakwood Plasterboard Fixings For Heavy Objects Drilling Into Tiles

Porcelain Tile / September 14, 2018 / Brousseau

Teak Wood Mosaics Anchor Matte Porcelain Tile Anchors Inkjet High Definition With Rectified Edges Teakwood Plasterboard Fixings For Heavy Objects Drilling Into Tiles

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In choosing your tiles do not get confused with the terms non-porcelain and ceramic tiles because although technically porcelain is a kind of ceramic ware the term ceramic tile is usually referred to as non-porcelain. These tiles are hard and non-porous and absorb very minimal water as compared to ceramic tiles which are softer and have high water absorption. Porcelain tiles are highly durable because they can resist abrasions unlike ceramic tiles that are prone to chipping and scratches.
Ensure that scrap tiles or another similar material is placed under the tile that is being drilled. This will help to halt the progress of the drill once it has finished drilling through the tile. Before drilling tile ensure that you are wearing the correct safety equipment including safety glasses or goggles. Ensure that you are using a residual current device (RCD) to help prevent electric shock. Drilling Small Diameter Holes (10mm or Smaller) with Diamond Cores. Mark the center of the hole to be drilled into the tile by using a marker or a sticky drive pad.
Glazed porcelain can be found through many online retailers for varying costs. Here are a few different types of glazed porcelain that can be used in any area of the home. The Wood Grain Collection made by Takla offers your floors the hard wood appearance with the protection of glazed porcelain. These tiles have a water absorption rate of less than 0.05% and are first grade quality porcelain. The thickness of the average tile of this type is 3/8 inch and the finish is matter and slightly embossed to have the appearance of wood grain. The PEI rating for these tiles is 4 and they are considered a green building material.