When deciding on a bathroom countertop, think about durability, stain resistance, ease of cleaning, and matching your decor style. Steer clear of porous surfaces and surfaces that are easy to crack, scratch, or stain.
Porcelain tile is a slightly more durable tile flooring because it’s fired at a higher temperature, making it stain and scratch-resistant. Like ceramic tiles, porcelain tiles can last 60 years or more with proper care. Keeping the grout clean is essential to keep the flooring long-term.
The most popular choices for building stone steps are granite, marble, and sandstone. These stones are known for their strength, durability, and natural beauty.
Of all the tile types available, porcelain is the strongest, beating wood and even cement, so it’s easy to see why so many households choose it.
