Ceramic Tiles

Overall, both porcelain and ceramic tiles have pros and cons. For heavy traffic areas porcelain tiles are better and ceramic tiles are more economical for price.

Porcelain tiles
Porcelain tiles are a type of tile made from baked clay, much denser and harder than regular ceramic.
Useful for showers, kitchen, porches, hallways and even doorways.
They will not get stained, scratched, damaged, or have acids eat away at them.

Ceramic tiles
Ceramic Tiles Can be used in low traffic areas.
Floating or patterned wall tiles are made using ceramic tile.
In cold weather it is much easier to crack certain ceramic tiles due to them expanding and contracting from overheating and cooling.

Yes, ceramic tiles are a relatively common choice for shower wall tiles because they are durable and resist moisture and dirt. If glazed and installed the right way, they’d be easy to clean. It's important to note the water absorption rate of the tile to determine if it’s fit for a shower or tempered area.

It enhances the outward appearance of the house enabling easier cleaning and improves the floors resistance to spill making a home valuable. If executed properly, elevates the worth of your home.

Both porcelain and ceramic tiles are difficult to destroy, however, they might crack if a strong impact is forced upon them, especially if there are issues with them .

Ceramic tiles have a downside wherein they are vulnerable to cracks, stains, and water damages. It is also quite uncomfortable to stand for prolonged durations.