How to choose marble tiles

1. The color range of marble tiles is very rich, and consumers can refer to the decoration cases of netizens and listen to the opinions of experts before purchasing. In addition, it can be measured based on personal preferences and combined with the size of the house space to achieve the best decoration effect.

2. Due to the emerging trend of marble tiles, the specifications of tiles on the market are uneven, and large-sized tiles are becoming increasingly popular. General customers tend to have a purchasing mentality of 'big bricks appear grand', thus neglecting the actual size of the home space. But in fact, the specifications of floor tiles are not necessarily the larger the better. To be precise, the selection of marble floor tiles should be determined based on the actual home space area to avoid affecting the beauty of the living space.

3. Don't overly rely on the manufacturer's award certificate. In the selection of ceramic tiles, consumers are often confused by the superficial honor of merchants and overlook product quality testing reports and radiation testing reports. The quality of marble tiles cannot be judged solely by various certificates, but rather by the quality of the product.

4. Generally speaking, marble tiles may have a certain color difference, which directly affects the overall interior decoration effect. When choosing ceramic tiles, consumers can place a batch of products vertically on a flat surface and observe for any unevenness. Place the two bricks closely together and see if there are any gaps.

5. Choosing ceramic tiles not only requires judging from their appearance, but also cannot be taken lightly in experimental operations. Water absorption is one of the criteria for measuring the quality of ceramic tiles. Pour some water onto the back of the ceramic tile to see its water absorption rate, which is an important factor determining the quality of the tile. The lower the water absorption of ceramic tiles, the higher their density. In this way, the dense brick holes are less likely to absorb water and dirt, making it easier to clean.