First of all, is Jinke tile good?
1. Jinke Ceramics Co., Ltd. is located in Hefeng Industrial Zone, nanzhuang town, the first town of building ceramics in China. The company is strong and has a group of elite teams. Cut into the market with the business philosophy of "quality creates the future". Strict implementation of ISO 1400 1 international environmental management system certification, passed ISO 9002: 2000 international quality management system certification standards, ISO4025 international environmental management system certification, and has long been the first batch of national compulsory 3C certification enterprises in the ceramic industry.
2. Jinke tiles have various styles and colors. In this way, consumers can choose, because different family decoration styles are different, so the choice will be different. Everyone likes different things, so all kinds of colors and styles are good choices for consumers. Nothing can make more people choose. So this is the advantage of Jinke tiles, and it is also the reason why many people choose Jinke tiles.
Second, the purchase points of Jinke tiles
1. The glazed surface of high-quality tiles should be smooth and delicate, the glossy glaze should be glittering and translucent, and the matte glaze should be soft and comfortable. When the brick is placed at a distance of 1 m, no obvious glaze defects should be seen under sufficient natural light or fluorescent light. Patterned tiles should be delicate and realistic, without obvious defects such as lack of color, broken line and dislocation. The back shading and trademarks of high-quality ceramic products are clear and complete, and there are basically no glaze marks and defects.
It depends on its weight. Many things are judged lightly, and tiles are no exception. Weigh the tiles by hand and see how heavy they are. Tiles with good quality and high density will be heavier, and if they feel light, the quality is not up to standard.
3. White bricks have high requirements for raw materials, and many domestic producing areas lack raw materials for producing white bricks. Some manufacturers even add radioactive zirconium raw materials in order to increase the whiteness of glaze. It is understood that in fact, China is rich in red raw material reserves, but under the guidance of the consumption trend that the whiter the bricks are, the more upscale they are, manufacturers have to abandon red and turn white.
There are many ways to build a house, and different ways will have different materials. What about Jinke tiles and their purchase methods? I think everyone knows this after reading the introduction of the above small series.