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Porcelain stone detail

Innovative Porcelain Solutions

Cutting-edge porcelain tiles for modern commercial spaces
Extensive range inspired by natural stones and contemporary designs
Suitable sizes availability for efficient installation and seamless looks

Porcelain paving laid at a home

Porcelain

Porcelain is a type of ceramic made from a combination of clay, feldspar, and other minerals. The term "porcelain" is often associated with a specific type of translucent and white ceramic, but it can also refer to ceramics with a variety of colours. Porcelain is fired at very high temperatures, resulting in a dense and hard material with a smooth, glass-like surface.

Innovative Materials, Timeless Appeal

Our porcelain range combines cutting-edge manufacturing techniques with timeless design, offering your clients the perfect blend of aesthetics and functionality. From stone-look tiles to contemporary styles, our selection caters to diverse commercial needs. Our products meet stringent quality standards, ensuring longevity and performance in high-traffic commercial environments.

Interior of public toilet. Many faucet and sink in public toilet at hotel
white porcelain slabs in garden

Efficiency Meets Elegance

Porcelain is a versatile material that can be moulded into various shapes and sizes during the manufacturing process. It allows for intricate designs, patterns, and textures, making it a popular choice for decorative items, tiles, and artistic creations. Fine porcelain can have a translucent quality, allowing some light to pass through. This property is often associated with high-quality porcelain and is particularly valued in items like fine China and decorative lamps.

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Due to its durability and resistance to wear, porcelain products have a long lifespan. Items like porcelain dinnerware, tiles, and sanitary fixtures can maintain their appearance and functionality for many years, contributing to their overall value. If you require porcelain for your projects, contact Crescent Stone in  Felixstowe today.

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