Ceramic tiles are thin pieces made of clay, silica, dyes and other raw materials to make floors and wall tiles. The best-known types of ceramic tiles are stoneware tiles or porcelain stoneware. To know how to tile and install ceramic tiles correctly, we must know the material we are dealing with.

Ceramic tiles are hygienic, they do not stain and they are easy to take care of. Ceramic does not facilitate the development of bacteria, does not deteriorate, is waterproof, non-absorbent and is one of the easiest materials to clean and disinfect. Ceramics resist virtually any type of chemical.

Ceramic tiles act as a barrier to prevent bacteria and mold from growing. They are resistant to moisture, ensuring a safe and clean environment.