Advantages and disadvantages of diamond microcrystalline stone

When we decorate our homes, there are many products that dazzle us and are difficult to distinguish. Only by knowing the advantages and disadvantages of these products can we make the most appropriate choice and make life more comfortable and healthy. Ceramic tiles are products that we will use when decorating. There are many different types of tiles, among which diamond microcrystalline stone is one of them. So what are the advantages and disadvantages of diamond microcrystalline stone?

Strictly speaking, diamond is an upgraded version of fully glazed tiles. Diamond is a secondary fired super crystal product with no water ripples on the surface, which solves the problem of uneven surface of fully glazed floor tiles. Compared with the traditional full-polished glaze which uses soft polishing, diamond polishing uses hard polishing, making the glaze surface smoother.

Compared with the single glazing of full-polished glaze, Diamond adopts double-firing super crystal technology and double-glazing process, which makes the glaze layer thicker, the color more uniform, the surface color smoother, the transition more natural, and the color is naturally more beautiful. Glaze thickness: full polished glaze <super crystal stone <diamond ≌thin microcrystalline <microcrystalline stone. Tile price: fully polished glaze <super crystal stone <diamond ≌thin microcrystalline <microcrystalline stone.

However, diamond floor tiles are not popular at present, and there are few manufacturers producing them. I personally recommend that you purchase them with caution. For general household floor tiles, fully glazed products produced by well-known manufacturers are sufficient for home use. If you want to improve the aesthetics and surface brightness, you can also directly choose microcrystalline stone tiles. I think these products with mature technology and high market acceptance are safer to use.