
Porcelain Tiles
Combining durability with elegance, our Porcelain Tiles make it effortless to design a stylish yet practical space. Perfect for Backsplash, Floor and Wall, they offer a timeless look that lasts.
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Why Choose Mosaicenter Porcelain Tiles?
As a USA-based porcelain tile manufacturer and supplier, Mosaicenter is dedicated to delivering top-quality products and service for every project. Our tiles are engineered for beauty, durability and ease of care—backed by eco-friendly production and local materials.
- Consistent Tile Performance: Precise porcelain tile thickness and rich porcelain tile texture ensure uniform strength and a premium feel underfoot—ideal for kitchen floors, spa-style bathrooms or high-traffic lobbies.
- Flawless Installation: Precision-cut edges and consistent color deliver seamless joins and professional results every time.
- Low-Maintenance Surfaces: Easy-care, water-resistant finishes resist stains, scratches and fading, keeping your floors and walls looking pristine.
- Design Versatility: Explore striking multi color floor tile options, plus matte, polished, wood-look and stone-look finishes to match any aesthetic.
- Comprehensive Support & Fast Shipping: From pre-sale advice to on-time delivery across the USA, our dedicated team ensures your project stays on schedule and on budget.
Choose Mosaicenter porcelain tiles for unmatched style, performance and reliability—from first glance to lasting beauty.
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(FAQs) Frequently Asked Questions
What is porcelain tile?
Porcelain tile is a type of ceramic tile made from refined clay and fired at higher temperatures, which makes it denser, stronger, and less porous than standard ceramic. With a water absorption rate of less than 0.5%, it’s ideal for both indoor and outdoor use. Porcelain is highly durable, resistant to scratches, stains, and moisture, making it a long-lasting choice. It comes in glazed and unglazed varieties, often designed to mimic the look of natural materials like stone or wood. Thanks to its toughness and low maintenance, porcelain tile is widely used for floors, walls, and commercial spaces.
Does porcelain tile need to be sealed?
Porcelain tiles typically do not require sealing; however, this can depend on the tile’s finish and where it is installed. Glazed porcelain has a built-in protective barrier that makes sealing unnecessary. On the other hand, unglazed or polished porcelain tiles may benefit from a penetrating sealer, especially in high-traffic areas or places prone to spills, as this helps prevent staining. Textured porcelain surfaces are more likely to trap dirt and debris, so sealing can make maintenance easier. Regardless of the tile type, grout lines should always be sealed to protect against moisture and staining.
Is porcelain tile slippery?
Porcelain tile can be slippery when wet, but its slip resistance largely depends on the surface finish. Polished or glossy porcelain tends to be more slippery because of its smooth, reflective surface. In contrast, matte, textured, or specially designed slip-resistant porcelain provides better traction, making it a safer choice for wet areas such as bathrooms, kitchens, or outdoor spaces. It's always a good idea to check the tile’s COF (Coefficient of Friction) rating—tiles with higher COF values offer better slip resistance and are safer underfoot.
How to tell the difference between ceramic and porcelain tile?
The easiest way to differentiate between ceramic and porcelain tile is by looking at their water absorption rate and hardness. Porcelain is denser, less porous, and harder than ceramic, making it more suitable for outdoor use and high-traffic areas. It often feels heavier, has a finer, smoother surface, and absorbs less than 0.5% water.
Ceramic tile, on the other hand, is typically lighter, slightly more porous, and commonly has a red or brown clay body. It is better suited for indoor walls and lightly used floors. A quick way to tell them apart is by checking the side or back of the tile—porcelain usually has a uniform color throughout, while ceramic shows a different-colored core.
What is the best cleaner for porcelain tile in a shower?
The best cleaner for porcelain tile in a shower is a mild, pH-neutral solution that’s safe for both the tile and grout. These cleaners—like tile-safe bathroom sprays or diluted dish soap in warm water—effectively remove soap scum without damaging the surface. It’s important to avoid vinegar or acidic cleaners, especially on polished or sealed porcelain, as they can dull the finish over time. Use soft brushes or non-abrasive sponges to prevent scratching the tile. For regular maintenance, a commercial cleaner specifically labeled for porcelain and grout use is a reliable and safe choice.