FAQs

Polished tiles are ceramic or porcelain tiles that have undergone an additional step in their manufacturing process to create a smooth, glossy surface. This is done by grinding and polishing the tile’s surface, giving it a high sheen and a mirror-like finish. Polished tiles are often used in areas where a sleek, sophisticated look is desired, such as in living rooms, hotel lobbies, or commercial spaces.

Here are some key characteristics of polished tiles:

Glossy Finish: The surface is smooth and reflective, enhancing the brightness and visual appeal of a room.
Hardness: Polished porcelain tiles, in particular, are extremely hard and durable, making them suitable for high-traffic areas.
Water Resistance: While polished tiles are less porous than some other types, they can still absorb water and may need to be sealed to prevent stains, especially if used in areas prone to moisture.
Slipperiness: Due to their smooth surface, polished tiles can be slippery, especially when wet, so they may not be ideal for areas like bathrooms or kitchens unless treated with anti-slip coatings.
Luxury Aesthetic: The high gloss provides a modern, elegant look often associated with luxury interiors.
They come in a variety of colors, designs, and materials, making them versatile for different decorative styles.