
The Past and Present of Ceramic Tiles
For a completed surface on the floor, wall, or ceiling, tiles are unitized pieces of baked clay, metal, glass, or stone. They can be monolithic or extremely ornamental in terms of colour, texture, and profile, and they are utilized on both the inside and outside of structures. This article focuses on ceramic tiles, which are made of non-metallic materials and burned at high temperatures to harden them. Due of clay’s broad use around the world, brick and tile manufacture is common. History of Tile Application Around the fourth century BC, in the Holy Lands, tile making first








