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Made from dry clay and compressed and fired for extreme temperatures for long periods. 

• Porcelain tiles are dense and strong. 
• They can be made into large sizes
• It's a hard product so it's less likely to chip
• The color basis runs through the tiles, so even if it chips it won't be noticeable. 
• Highly impervious to water and other liquids. 
• Easy upkeep and cleaning
• They come in matt and glossy finishes
• It is the most used product today. 

Ceramics is made up of clay, sand, and water. Ceramics have been used for hundreds of years and are very hard. However, they are not as non-porous as their Porcelain cousins. 

• Color doesn't go all the way through, so chips will be noticeable. 
• Come in Glossy  & Matt finishes. 
• Ceramics can be slippery when wet, consider carefully what ones will be used for flooring. 
• Endless colors, shapes and sizes. 

Typically used for backsplashes and accent areas. 

• Higher cost due to higher difficulty to install. 
• Not very scratch-resistant, pay attention to mortars and grouts being used. 
• Come in a large variety of colors.

Stone tiles like granite, travertine, and slate are all cut out of the earth.

• Stone tiles come in a variety of colors and patterns. 
• No two stones are alike. 
• Stone tiles are porous and must be sealed to keep them from staining. 
• Marble is softer and is typically used in areas of accents. 
• Stone is not an install it and forget it material, it must be kept up.