Difference between vitrified, double charge, and digital floor tiles?

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Most people tend to get confused about the difference between vitrified, double-charge, and digital floor tiles. The differences between these are:  Vitrified tiles are ceramic tiles made from clay and silica. A popular choice for wet areas, these tiles have a natural sheen and are also great alternatives to granite and marble.  Double-charge tiles are formed by mixing two layers of vitrified tiles. These durable tiles contain a blend of clay, quartz, feldspar, and silica. Easy to maintain, these tiles are ideal for high-traffic areas.  Digitally printed tiles come in a variety of designs and patterns. Used along with vitrified tiles to create accent walls, these are suitable for kitchens.        Vitrified floor tiles for a modern home  Image Source: McCoy Mart             If you want to purchase top-quality flooring material from the best brands at Wholesale Prices, click below:           Flooring         For more details, contact:       	Email: support@buildingandinteriors.com   	WhatsApp: +91 9811057547 (Message only)

What is the difference between vitrified, double charge, and digital floor tiles?

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