Porcelain is a type of luxury ceramic known for its strength, durability, and water resistance. The porcelain industry has taken giant strides from its beginnings in ancient China until it has now become an integral part of modern architecture. Porcelain panels are widely used in architectural applications thanks to their exceptional beauty and resistance to natural elements.
Uses
Flooring:
Porcelain is a popular choice for flooring in indoor and outdoor areas thanks to its durability, scratch and water resistance. In addition, it can blend with various design and décor styles thanks to its availability in a wide range of colors and patterns.
Interfaces:
Porcelain panels are an ideal choice for facades due to their strength and resistance to harsh weather factors. They can be used to add a modern and attractive touch to building facades.
Walls:
Porcelain is easy to clean and maintain, making it an ideal choice for walls in kitchens, bathrooms, and other damp areas.
Porcelain sizes
- Standard Sizes:
- 30×30 cm (12×12 inches)
- 40×40 cm (16×16 inches)
- 45×45 cm (18×18 inches)
- 60×60 cm (24×24 inches)
- Large-Format Sizes:
- 120×120 cm (47×47 inches)
- 120×240 cm (47×94 inches)
- 120×278 cm (47×109 inches)
- 160×160 cm (63×63 inches)
- 160×320 cm (63×126 inches)
- 800×2400 mm (31.5×94.5 inches)
- 1600×3200 mm (63×126 inches)
Methods of installing porcelain in architecture
Installing porcelain requires skill and precision to ensure a perfect result. The appropriate glue color must be chosen to avoid color differences between the board and the glue. In addition, you must ensure that the surface is level and clean before starting the installation process. It is preferable to use high-quality adhesives to ensure a safe and permanent installation of porcelain panels.
