Discover Porcelain
Slab for Your Toronto Home Design Project
Home is where we go to relax at the end of a long day; but
really, isn’t it so much more than that? Our homes are gathering places for
friends and family to share good meals, good times, and good memories – and
with our space being such a hub of activity for the people we care most about,
why wouldn’t we want to put our best foot forward when it comes to expressing
our style?
A big problem people have with making investments in higher-end
products is the concern that over time these items lose their lustre or appeal
and the money appears to be foolishly spent. Beautiful new dishes are only
lovely until they fall on the floor, a fabulous new appliance is only good
until the cat eats the electrical cord, and designer furniture is lovely until
a family pet claims it as its bed. An investment in a top-quality porcelain
slab in Toronto, however, is a very different story.
Stayin’
Alive
While traditional materials such as linoleum and wood have
done their job in areas such as the kitchen and bathroom for generations, the
unfortunate truth is that every passing day brings another day of aging to the
products, eventually leaving them worn, faded, and obsolete. Wood cabinets and
flooring may serve their purpose for a long time, but, when it comes to
presentation, they will fall flat pretty quickly. A single leaky pipe in the
kitchen can turn cabinets and floors into warped obstacle courses. Choosing a
stone such as porcelain, granite, or marble allows your room to look as bright
and vibrant as the day it was installed without falling victim to costly
replacements.
The
Porcelain Promise
While porcelain has received a reputation for being fairly
fragile (mostly coming from people confusing porcelain with its "china” counterpart),
the truth is that it’s in fact up to 30% stronger than granite – which is one
of the hardest stones on Earth. While stones such as granite and marble are
naturally occurring rocks found in the ground, porcelain is man-made,
comprising of several elements including clay and feldspar heated to a
temperature of 1200 to 1400 degrees Celsius, giving it its extra durability.
If you like porcelain but aren’t a fan of the bright white
look, fear not. With advancements in technology, porcelain can be created in
virtually any colour, including life-like wood print, making it an excellent
choice to replace that old wooden floor with a product that retains beauty and eliminates
the need for expensive upgrades in the future.
Speak with a reputable distributor to discover how a
porcelain slab in Toronto can be fashioned into a life-long piece of elegance
for your home today!