Ceramic mosaics encompass a wide range of materials.
They can be categorized by surface treatment, color, and particle size.
What we commonly refer to as glazed mosaic actually includes many types of ceramic mosaics.
The difference lies in the type of glaze and manufacturing process used.
Therefore, “glazed mosaic” is a general term and a broad concept.
Based on the glazing process, they can be roughly divided into:
Ordinary glazed mosaic/Thick crackle mosaic/Thin crackle mosaic/Kiln-fired glaze mosaic/Lightning pattern mosaic
Wave pattern mosaic/Hot-melted mosaic/Particle mosaic, etc.
Different glazes result in products
with varying textures, colors, and effects.
This is especially true considering the broader term “mosaic.”
Therefore, when using ceramic mosaics,
it’s advisable to first understand the type of glaze used in the ceramic mosaic.
This will give you a better understanding of the application and installation results.
