Yes, porcelain tiles are an excellent choice for high-traffic areas due to their exceptional durability and resistance to wear and tear.

Some popular applications for porcelain tiles in high-traffic areas include:

1. Commercial flooring (offices, malls, airports)
2. Public spaces (hospitals, schools, restaurants)
3. High-traffic residential areas (entryways, hallways, kitchens)

The best way to clean tiles depends on the type of tile and its surface. Here’s a general guide:

For most tile types (ceramic, porcelain, natural stone):

1. Sweep or vacuum to remove debris.
2. Mix a solution of warm water and a mild detergent (like dish soap).
3. Dip a mop or soft cloth into the solution and wring it out thoroughly.
4. Mop or wipe the tiles gently, working in sections.
5. Rinse with clean water to remove soap residue.
6. Dry with a clean towel to prevent water spots.

Tile thickness is important to consider for several reasons

1. Durability: Thicker tiles are generally more durable and less prone to cracking.
2. Installation: Thicker tiles may require additional support or specialized installation methods.
3. Aesthetics: Thicker tiles can create a more substantial look and feel.

Thicker tiles are more resistant to cracking and breaking, making them a better choice for high-traffic areas or applications where heavy objects may be placed.

ISO (International Organization for Standardization) standards: Provide guidelines for testing and evaluating tile durability.

Yes, tiles can be repaired if damaged, depending on the type and extent of the damage. Here are some common tile repair methods:

1. Regrouting: Replacing old or damaged grout with new grout.
2. Recaulking: Replacing old or damaged caulk with new caulk.
3. Tile replacement: Replacing individual damaged tiles with new ones.
4. Epoxy injection: Filling cracks or holes with epoxy resin.
5. Tile refinishing: Refinishing or re-glazing worn or damaged tile surfaces.
6. Grout color matching: Matching and re-coloring grout to blend with surrounding areas.
7. Tile re-leveling: Re-leveling uneven or loose tiles.
8. Crack repair: Repairing cracks in tiles or grout using specialized products.

Seal the tiles, Clean regularly, Wipe up spills immediately, Use a stain-resistant treatment, Use mats and rugs, Avoid harsh chemicals, Dry the tile surface, Clean grout regularly, Consider a tile with built-in stain resistance….

By following these tips, you can help prevent stains and keep your tiles looking their best.