1. The first-line soft ceramic tiles have very good embryo quality, delicate raw materials, whitish color, and high density. The reasons come from two aspects. One is the delicate raw materials, but the purity of the porcelain clay in the raw materials is directly related. To future use. The purity of the porcelain clay of the second-grade brick is not as good as the first-grade, that is, the raw materials are mixed with other materials to reduce the cost. Its color is slightly gray. The consequence is that the hardness of the brick decreases, and the change of the wall will bring about the cracks of the soft ceramic tile.
2. The first-line soft ceramic tiles use imported raw materials for their glaze, which has good abrasion resistance and brightness. The second-line uses domestic glaze, the thickness is also good, but the abrasion resistance is somewhat different.
3. The color and variety of the first-line soft ceramic tiles have their own designer designs, and the style is novel, and the second-line is basically the same.
4. The first-line soft ceramic tiles are durable, wear-resistant, and heat-resistant. They can resist the humid environment of the bathroom and the heat of the kitchen stove. Because the bathroom supermarket is easy to absorb water and expand, the poor tiles are prone to cracks and breaks. , For the location where the cooker is used, heat is also easy to expand, causing breaks and cracks. Generally, after finishing the decoration, one or two months will not be able to see the sequelae caused by the nature of the bricks. After using the poor soft tiles for a period of time, dark cracks will appear from the back of the soft tiles, and the glaze on the surface will generally not Cracks appear very quickly, and problems will occur over time. You can feel it by scraping the glaze with your nails. Water will absorb water along the side of the soft tile, and bleeding will occur in the glaze and the middle layer of the embryo. A simple identification is that there will be water stains around each tile, which is generally difficult to compensate.