All about plain encaustic tiles

Cement, pigments, and fine aggregate are combined to create the tiles known as encaustic tiles, often referred to as inlaid tiles or cement tiles (such as sand or crushed marble). A mould is filled with the mixture, and it is then given time to cure or harden. The tiles are polished to produce a smooth, long-lasting surface when they have fully dried.

Encaustic plain tiles lack any decorative patterns or designs and are created from a single colour of cement. They are frequently used to give flooring, backsplashes, and other surfaces a straightforward, monochrome appearance.

The adaptability of plain encaustic tiles is one of its key benefits. They can be paired with various kinds of tiles to create unique designs, and they can be utilised in both residential and commercial settings.

Because they are resistant to stains, scratches, and chipping, plain encaustic tiles require little upkeep. They don't require frequent sealing or waxing and can be wiped with a little detergent and a soft cloth.

In general, those wishing to add a touch of traditional elegance to their house or place of business frequently choose plain encaustic tiles. Plain encaustic tiles will stand out whether you go with a traditional white or black tile or a striking, vibrant colour.