What types of glazed tiles are good?

Glazed tiles have a long history in China. In the past, many palaces and houses were decorated with glazed tiles. Through modeling design, glazed products such as flower windows and railings have been made, which are widely used in courtyard decoration. They are gorgeous. Majestic and durable. Now it is widely used in factories, residential buildings, hotels, villas and other industrial and civil buildings. So do you know what kind of glazed tile is the best? What are its characteristics and types? Let’s find out together

1. What kind of glazed tile is good

1. Waterproof. During the production process of glazed tiles, the surface will be coated with a bright glaze layer to make it impermeable and prevent water accumulation.

2. High strength. Glazed tiles are calcined at high temperatures. As long as the quality reaches national standards, they can withstand weight exceeding human body weight and can withstand prolonged exposure to the sun.

3. Climate adaptability. Because glazed tiles have low water absorption, they can be installed and utilized well whether in the south or the north, and they can also ensure that the color of the tiles remains unchanged under long-term sunlight exposure.

4. Reduce noise. Because glazed tiles have their own unique process designs, and these designs happen to have good adaptability and noise reduction properties.

5. Various colors. Glazed tiles can be carefully prepared with a variety of glaze colors, and the colors are bright. The more common ones are matte, matte and glossy.

6. Rich accessories. In order to make the roof structure complete and beautiful, the glazed tiles have 14 unused main tile accessories, making the building more artistic.

7. No care required. Glazed tiles have good adaptability. Even if they are always outside, they will not grow moss and require no manual care.

2. What are the types of glazed tiles

1. Tiles: This is the main waterproof component covering the roof. The cross-section is a quarter circle, with the front part wider and the rear part wider. Narrow, about 1.6~2.4cm thick. When in use, it is laid on the back of the plaster, one tile pressed against the other in sequence. Generally, the upper tile presses 70% of the lower tile and exposes 30% of the tile body. On the eaves and the Due to the different slopes of the roof, the ridge root should be appropriately thinned or thickened. The first half of the tile should be glazed.

2. Tube tiles: This is used to seal the two ridges. The roof waterproofing component at the intersection of the tiles and tiles has a semicircular cross-section and a tongue-like tenon called a bear head at the rear end, which is used to overlap the other tiles above. place, cover the joints of the two long tiles to ensure that rainwater does not seep from the junction of the two long tiles. The back of the tiles should be fully glazed, and the tongue-shaped tenons at the rear should be avoided.

3. 2. Dripping: It is placed at the lower end of the tile roof (at the eaves) and is used to seal the tile roof. It is a drainage component that allows rainwater to drip down. The cross-section is a quarter circle, just like the roof tiles. One end is wider and the other is narrower. The wider end has a drooping wish-shaped tongue, which is at an angle of more than 90 degrees with the tile surface, and is decorated with patterns.

4. Groove head: placed on the tile surface. The bottom part of each tile is the eaves, which is used to seal the tiles and ensure the smooth flow of rainwater. The cross-section is semicircular. The rear half is the same shape as the tile, and there is a circle at the front end of the front half. Disc-shaped baffles with carved floral decorations

5. Drainage ditch: a waterproof component placed at the intersection of the front and rear slope tiles of the roof to cover the topmost tube tiles and slab tiles on the front and rear slopes. , shaped like an outstretched cow tongue, with a thickness of 1.5~2.0cm, and the back of the tile is completely glazed.

Hand-made molding is to beat the clay into a mud cake, and then stamp the patterned blank into a plaster mold. After it dries slightly, remove the blank and attach it, then trim and polish the working surface.

The above is the relevant knowledge about glazed tiles. Have you gained a certain understanding of glazed tiles through studying? You can learn about glazed tiles. Its characteristics are used to match the decoration, and its different colors create a unique style.