Hello,
we are currently selecting tiles for the kitchen. We like porcelain stoneware tiles with inlaid patterns. Are these tiles suitable for a kitchen where a knife or fork might occasionally be dropped? Do they chip immediately?
Do the patterns wear off over time?
Regards, ooooA8
we are currently selecting tiles for the kitchen. We like porcelain stoneware tiles with inlaid patterns. Are these tiles suitable for a kitchen where a knife or fork might occasionally be dropped? Do they chip immediately?
Do the patterns wear off over time?
Regards, ooooA8
ooooA8 schrieb:
Abrasion class 3 ... would not be so ideal for the kitchen, right? Even if the floor there is rarely walked on with outdoor shoes?A3 can be used in single-family homes (SFHs) and also in kitchens without worrying that the surface will suffer.
Regards, Yvonne
I was just unsettled by the test here:
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Wear Resistance Group 1 – Abrasion 1 These tiles should only be used on floors in exceptional cases. Certain high-gloss, dark tiles with a glaze have this level of abrasion resistance. Scratching dirt must be strictly avoided with Abrasion 1.
Wear Resistance Group 2 – Abrasion 2 Floor tiles for rooms that are walked on with indoor shoes or bare feet without scratching dirt, e.g., bathrooms, bedrooms, and rooms without direct access from outside.
Wear Resistance Group 3 – Abrasion 3 Floor tiles for rooms exposed to soft-soled or normal footwear with occasional, minimal scratching dirt, e.g., guest toilets, living areas without direct access to the outdoors. Kitchens, hallways, and other frequently used rooms are excluded.
Wear Resistance Group 4 – Abrasion 4 Floor tiles for rooms frequently used with normal footwear and minor scratching dirt, e.g., living spaces with outdoor access, corridors, hallways, balconies, loggias, and terraces. With good quality, tiles in this group are also suitable for kitchens.
Wear Resistance Group 5 – Abrasion 5 Floor tiles for heavily used rooms, including those exposed to scratching dirt, e.g., private kitchens, living areas where pets may bring in sand, entrance halls, workrooms, offices, restaurants, and showrooms.
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Wear Resistance Group 1 – Abrasion 1 These tiles should only be used on floors in exceptional cases. Certain high-gloss, dark tiles with a glaze have this level of abrasion resistance. Scratching dirt must be strictly avoided with Abrasion 1.
Wear Resistance Group 2 – Abrasion 2 Floor tiles for rooms that are walked on with indoor shoes or bare feet without scratching dirt, e.g., bathrooms, bedrooms, and rooms without direct access from outside.
Wear Resistance Group 3 – Abrasion 3 Floor tiles for rooms exposed to soft-soled or normal footwear with occasional, minimal scratching dirt, e.g., guest toilets, living areas without direct access to the outdoors. Kitchens, hallways, and other frequently used rooms are excluded.
Wear Resistance Group 4 – Abrasion 4 Floor tiles for rooms frequently used with normal footwear and minor scratching dirt, e.g., living spaces with outdoor access, corridors, hallways, balconies, loggias, and terraces. With good quality, tiles in this group are also suitable for kitchens.
Wear Resistance Group 5 – Abrasion 5 Floor tiles for heavily used rooms, including those exposed to scratching dirt, e.g., private kitchens, living areas where pets may bring in sand, entrance halls, workrooms, offices, restaurants, and showrooms.
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