Porcelain tiles are easy to maintain and do not require special impregnating agents, wax, or polish. They do not retain dirt, and in almost all cases they are easily cleaned with a simple damp cloth and hot water.

The perfect sintering and the very low level of absorption makes the porcelain tiles' surface impermeable to any type of liquid. Oil, wine, and coffee in the kitchen, not to mention perfumes, enamels, and creams in the bathroom can be cleaned up simply with a cloth and a normal detergent. Even the most aggressive chemical detergents, like bleach or ammonia, cannot damage or stain porcelain tiles in any way. Normal detergents for cleaning the home or workplaces do not affect its surface and can be used with complete peace of mind. Porcelain tiles are also resistant to the most common acids like vinegar, lemon juice, cola, and hydrochloric acid, which leave no traces even after prolonged contact with the surface.

With a negligible level of water absorption – less than 0.5% of the volume – porcelain tiles are not damaged by humidity, nor do they detach if immersed in any type of liquid even for an extended period, thus offering the safest solution not only for bathrooms and kitchens, but also in frequently wet areas like balconies, porches, patios, walkways, basins, and swimming pools.

The very low level of water absorption makes porcelain tiles frost resistant and resistant to lower temperatures without the risk of cracks, fissures, or detachments. This makes them the ideal solution even for high mountain applications, such as ski resorts, or extreme latitudes. If properly installed with appropriate adhesives and sealants, porcelain floor and wall tiles will not bend, nor will they break as a result of sharp temperature fluctuations and can therefore be used in applications exposed to extreme weather conditions, such as external walls of buildings or ventilated facades.