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What is the mortar joint?

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What is the mortar joint?

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Joint composed of, or embedded in, cement mortar is called mortar joint. Will ceramic tile chip and crack? Once installed, ceramic tiles become a permanent part of your structure, and will not chip or crack unless hit with a heavy object. However, prior to installation, it is a very brittle product and can be easily cracked, fractured or snapped, if handled carelessly. What is meant by chemical resistance of tile? The ability of a tile surface to withstand damage from chemicals, acids, alkalis and swimming pool salts in accordance with ISO testing methods is termed as chemical resistance. What is matte glaze? Glaze that produces a non-shiny finish is known as matte glaze. What is meant by bisque? Bisque or ‘Biscuit Body’ is the body of a ceramic tile, made by a refined mixture of clay, minerals, water and additives – shaped and fired (unglazed) in the kiln. These raw materials also give the bisque its strength and stability. The strength of the bisque is determined by its density. The

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