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The thickness of the slabs should correspond to 10 mm – this ensures the reliability and durability of porcelain stoneware, improving its performance characteristics. You can choose the most common types for yourself:

Matte, which does not go through the process of grinding or polishing, so their cost is quite low. They are quite durable, hard and absorb minimal amounts of water.

Polished boards, which undergo a machining process. Unpolished slabs that undergo an incomplete polishing process. Polished porcelain stoneware slabs that have a fairly high specularity. Rustic porcelain stoneware tiles, which are made using artificial aging technology. They are all quite durable and enduring, but vary in price. In any case, it is up to you to choose.