Ceramic, porcelain, and quarry tiles are all made from natural clay materials that are kiln-fired to create a hard, durable surface. Ceramic and porcelain tiles are similar, but ceramic tiles are less dense and tend to be more porous, while porcelain tiles are denser and have a lower water absorption rate. Quarry tiles are denser than both ceramic and porcelain tiles, and they often have a rougher texture. All three types of tiles can be used for flooring, but they have different strengths and weaknesses.
Ceramic/Porcelain/Quarry Tile Flooring
