The difference between wear-resistant brick and polished brick:
As the name implies, wear-resistant brick is a hard-quality, relatively wear-resistant tile. The color of this type of tiles is relatively simple, basically the same color. The firing temperature of the wear-resistant bricks is high, and the tiles are integrally formed. The color of the tiles is mainly embossed concave-convex surface, without glaze. Usually used in large halls such as shopping malls, supermarkets, and hotels. What is the difference between wear-resistant bricks and polished bricks? Wear-resistant bricks, the biggest feature of this kind of bricks is that they are durable and use for a long time, which brings us a lot of benefits, and there is no need to worry about the quality of the floor. Some floors change color after a few days of installation, which is very unfavorable to us. However, the advantages of wear-resistant bricks are very wear-resistant. Don‘t worry that we will be damaged in other aspects when we use them, so everyone‘s wear resistance is very recognized. But it has a characteristic that the hue is relatively single, because the single hue has become the only defect.

On the other hand, when we look at the polished tiles, the polished tiles are very smooth and beautiful, they are also very wear-resistant, and they are also very practical. We see that most of these products appear in the bathroom and kitchen.

The appearance of polished tiles is impeccable, but it is relatively hard and not suitable for home improvement, so it is often seen in some public places.
Where are wear-resistant bricks generally used?
Wear-resistant brick is actually a kind of ceramic tile with very hard texture. Its main feature is its excellent wear resistance and low water absorption rate. Generally, the wear-resistant bricks need to maintain a hard texture, so a relatively high temperature is used in the production, which is integrally formed.

But usually wear-resistant bricks are relatively uniform in color and color due to their hard quality. However, in order to create its beauty, the merchants will make the wear-resistant bricks into embossed concave and convex surfaces. So where is the wear-resistant brick used?

Wear-resistant bricks can be used in various places, either at home or tooling. In many cases, wear-resistant bricks are used in shopping malls, hotels, supermarkets and other places with high traffic to prevent ground wear Too fast.

Wear-resistant bricks are used less in home improvement, because usually wear-resistant bricks are not glazed, and the color is not very novel. Because wear-resistant bricks have strong anti-slip properties, they are usually used in balconies or kitchen areas in home improvement.