This standard specifies the names, definitions and meanings of related terms for ceramic tiles and sanitary ceramics in building sanitary ceramics. This standard is applicable to the design, production, quality inspection, trade, scientific research, teaching and other fields of ceramic tiles and sanitary ceramics, and can also be used as a reference for construction departments. GB/T 9195-1999 Classification and terminology of ceramic tiles and sanitary ceramics GB/T9195-1999 standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net

ICS91.140.70
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
GB/T9195—1999
Classification and terms of ceramic tiles and ceramic sanitary wares
Published on November 1, 1999
Implemented on January 1, 2000
Published by the State Administration of Quality and Technical Supervision
GB/T9195—1999
This standard is a revision of GB/T9195—1988 "Terms and Terms of Building and Sanitary Ceramic Products". This standard is mainly revised with reference to ISO13006:1998 "Ceramic Tiles—Definition, Classification, Performance and Marking" and GB/T6952—1999 "Sanitary Ceramics". At the same time, it also refers to the relevant standards of the United States and Japan. The main technical differences between this standard and the original standard are: the classification of ceramic tiles and sanitary ceramics has been added, and ceramic tiles are divided into five categories according to the water absorption rate of ceramic tiles. The name of the standard has been changed from "Terms and Terms of Building Sanitary Ceramic Products" to "Classification and Terminology of Ceramic Tiles and Sanitary Ceramics". In addition to adding terms in each part, some original terms have been revised and supplemented. This standard replaces GB/T9195-1988 from the date of implementation. Appendix A and Appendix B of this standard are both reminder appendices. This standard is proposed by the State Bureau of Building Materials Industry. This standard is under the jurisdiction of Weiyang Ceramic Research and Design Institute of the State Bureau of Building Materials. The drafting unit of this standard: China Building Sanitary Ceramics Association. The participating drafting units of this standard: "Foshan Ceramics" Editorial Department, Tangshan Ceramics Group Co., Ltd., Tangshan Huida Ceramics Group Co., Ltd., Guangdong Shunde Huabao Building Ceramics Co., Ltd., Zhaofeng Ceramics (Tangshan Sanyuan) Glazed Brick Co., Ltd. The main drafters of this standard: Liu Kangshi, Miao Bin, Li Zhongxiang, Wang Huiwen, Pan Minggang, Gao Ming, He Xiling. This standard was first issued in 1988.
1 Scope
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Classification and terms of ceramic tiles and ceramic sanitary wares
GB/T9195-1999
Replaces GB/T9195-1988
This standard specifies the names, definitions and meanings of related terms of ceramic tiles and sanitary wares in building sanitary ceramics. This standard applies to the design, production, quality inspection, trade, scientific research, teaching and other fields of ceramic tiles and sanitary ceramics, and can also be used as a reference for construction departments.
2 Definition
2.1 Ceramic tileceramic tile
It is a plate-shaped or block-shaped ceramic product made of clay or other inorganic non-metallic raw materials, processed by molding, sintering and other processes, used to decorate and protect the walls and floors of buildings and structures. It can also be called ceramic facing tile (ceramic facing tile). 2.2 Ceramics sanitaryware Glazed ceramic products used for sanitary facilities. 3 Classification
3.1 Ceramic tile
3.1.1 Porcelain tile
Ceramic tile with a water absorption (E) not exceeding 0.5%. 3.1.2 Vitrified tile
Ceramic tile with a water absorption greater than 0.5% and not exceeding 3%. 3.1.3
Finestonewaretile
Ceramic tile with a water absorption greater than 3% and not exceeding 6%. 3.1.4 Stonewaretile
Ceramic tile with a water absorption greater than 6% and not exceeding 10%. 3.1.5 Fineearthenwaretile Ceramic tile with a water absorption greater than 10%, glazed on the front, can also be called glazed tile. 3.1.6 Extruded tile
A ceramic tile made by extruding plastic material through an extruder and then cutting it into shape. 3.1.7 Powder-pressed tile A ceramic tile made by pressing powder into a mold under high pressure. 3.1.8 Other molding methods Ceramic tiles made by other processes Ceramic tiles other than dry-pressed ceramic tiles and extruded ceramic tiles. 3.1.9 Interior wall tile Approved by the State Administration of Quality and Technical Supervision on November 1, 1999 and implemented on January 1, 2000
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Ceramic tiles used to decorate and protect the interior walls of buildings. 3.1.10 Exterior wall tile Ceramic tiles used to decorate and protect the exterior walls of buildings. Indoor floor tile Indoor floor tile
Ceramic tiles used to decorate and protect the interior floors of buildings. 3.1.12 Outdoor ground tile Ceramic tile used to decorate and protect the ground of outdoor structures. 3.1.13 Glazed tile
Ceramic tile with glaze on the front.
3.1.14 Unglazed tile
Ceramic tile without glaze.
3.1.15 Pattern tile
Ceramic tile with a flat front.
3.1.16 Stereoscopic tile Ceramic tile with a concave and convex pattern on the front.
Ceramic mosaic tile
Ceramic tile composed of multiple small tiles joined together to decorate and protect the ground and walls of buildings (also called mosaic). 3.1.18 Plaza stone
Ceramic tile used to pave squares and roads. 3.1.19 Trimmers
Ceramic tiles used for paving special decoration parts such as the foot of a building and corners. Polished tile
Ceramic tiles with mirror-like luster after mechanical grinding and polishing. 3.1.21 Color-penetrated tile Ceramic tiles with soluble color solution penetrated into the brick body, which show colors or patterns after firing. 3.1.22 Split tile
Ceramic tiles formed by extrusion into two bricks connected at the back, which are separated by tapping after firing. 3.2 Sanitary ceramics
3.2.1 Toilets
Glazed ceramic sanitary ware used to receive and flush human excrement. According to the location of the excretion outlet, there are lower sewage discharge and rear sewage discharge. 3.2.1.1 Squatting toilets
Toilets characterized by human body position when used. It is divided into unobstructed and obstructed; its structure has two types: backflow bend and non-backflow bend. 3.2.1.2 Toilet sittingwcpan
A toilet characterized by the human body sitting when in use. According to the flushing method, it is divided into wash-down type, siphon type, jet siphon type, and vortex siphon type.
a) Wash-down toilet wash-downwcpan A toilet that directly discharges waste by the force of flushing water. Its main feature is that only positive pressure is formed during flushing and sewage discharge, and there is no negative pressure. b) Siphon toilet siphonwcpan
A toilet that mainly discharges waste by the siphon effect formed by flushing water in the drainage channel. Positive pressure plays a supporting role in sewage discharge during flushing. c) Siphon jet siphonwcpan A toilet with a jet channel under the water seal, which accelerates sewage discharge by jetting water flow and reduces flushing noise to a certain extent (using water seal for sound insulation).
3.2.2 One-piece toilet
Integral sittingwcpan
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A toilet that is integrated with a water tank. Its flushing pipes are either siphon type or flushing type. 3.2.3 Vortex siphon one-piece toilet siphonvortexintegralsittingwcpan A siphon one-piece toilet that uses the vortex formed by the flushing water flow to accelerate the discharge of waste. 3.2.4 Wall-hang toilet wall-hangsittingwcpan A sitting toilet that is hung on the wall. The flushing pipes are either flushing type or siphon type. 3.2.5 Wall-hangcisternsittingwcpan A toilet that is hung on the wall with a water tank.
3.2.6 Water tank cistlen
A glazed ceramic container that is matched with the toilet and is used to hold flushing water. 3.2.6.1
Uppercistern
A uncovered water tank that matches the toilet, using the water pressure generated by the high head difference to drain away the dirt. 3.2.6.2Lowercistern
A covered water tank that matches the toilet. There are hanging and sitting types according to the installation method. 3.2.7Urinal
A glazed ceramic sanitary equipment specifically for men to urinate. There are wall-mounted and floor-standing types. Wall-mounted urinal wall-hangurinal
A urinal hung on the wall.
3.2.7.2 Floor-standing urinal stallurinal A urinal standing upright on the ground.
3.2.8Wash-basin
A glazed ceramic sanitary equipment for washing face and hands. There are hanging, column and table types. 3.2.8.1 hung wash-basin A wash-basin installed on a wall or bracket. 3.2.8.2 pedestal wash-basin A wash-basin with a column underneath.
vanity wash-basin
A wash-basin combined with a countertop,
3.2.9 bath
A glazed ceramic sanitary device used exclusively for bathing. 3.2.10 bidet
A glazed ceramic sanitary device with a spray water supply and drainage system for washing human excretory organs. According to the way the washing water is sprayed, it is divided into direct spray, oblique spray and front-to-back cross spray. hand-rinsebasin
A small glazed ceramic sanitary device used exclusively for washing hands. 3.2.12 Sink
A trough-shaped glazed ceramic sanitary equipment that receives washing water from kitchens, laboratories, etc. and is used to wash objects. 3.2.13 Trap
A glazed ceramic sewage pipe with a water seal function. There are S-type and P-type. 3.2.14 Small sanitary ceramic sanitary assembly articles Glazed ceramic components for bathrooms. There are coat hooks, toilet paper boxes, soap boxes, cup holders, towel racks (holders), towel bars, and dressing tables for placing cosmetics.
4 Terms
4.1 Terms for product parts
4.1.1 Body
The ceramic main body of the product.
4.1.2 Glaze layer
The glassy dense layer melted on the surface of the body. 3 Front surface
The surface that can be seen after the bricks are laid.
backsurface
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The surface connected to the wall or the ground during paving. Sidesurface
The surface connected to the front and back.
frontsideedge
The edge where the front and the side meet.
frontsideangle
The angle between two adjacent front edges.
4.1.8 Spacer flange
The side protrusion used to control the spacing between adjacent bricks (specially made for construction). As shown in the figure. Spacer flange
Schematic diagram of spacer flange
Visual surface
The surface that is easily visible to the observer after the sanitary equipment is installed. Washable surface
The visible surface that can be splashed by water when the sanitary equipment is in use. 4.1.11
concealedsurface
Surface other than the visible surface of sanitary equipment.
installedsurface
The part of sanitary equipment in contact with the wall, floor or other accessories. Fender
The raised part of the front of the toilet.
hollowring
The hollow edge ring on the top of the wash basin and toilet. 4.1.15
5sewagedrainingpassageThe passage for sewage discharge from the toilet.
concealedspillway
The overflow channel connected to the overflow hole in the sanitary device. 4.1.17waterinlet
The entrance of flushing water for sanitary device.
drainageexit
The outlet of wastewater for sanitary device.
Water outlet waterexit
The outlet for the water tank to supply water to the supporting device.
Sewage drainage exit
The sewage outlet of the toilet.
Upward socket
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The end of the trap with enlarged inner diameter connected to the drainage outlet of the toilet. 4.1.22
Downward socket
The part of the trap inserted into the socket of the supporting device. 4.1.23
Spillway hole
The eye connected to the concealed overflow channel set to control the maximum water level. Spilled water hole
The eye connected to the concealed overflow channel and the drainage outlet to discharge the overflow water. 4.1.25
Installing hole
Hole on sanitary equipment used to fix itself or install accessories. 4.1.26
5 Water distribution hole Water distribution hole Hole in the lower part of the toilet ring for distributing flushing water. 4.1.27
Water fender
The part in front of the toilet water inlet that changes the direction of water flow. 3 Jet hole
The outlet hole of the jet channel under the toilet water seal. 4.1.29
9 Edge water fender
The raised ring on the edge of sanitary equipment used to prevent water overflow. 4.2 Defect name and terminology
4.2.1 Cracking
Cracks that penetrate the body and glaze layer.
Crack on body
Cracks that appear on the body.
Crazing
Fine cracks appearing on the glaze layer.
Cutglaze, exposedbody
Part of the area that should be glazed is partially unglazed.
5Crawling
The glaze layer gathers and curls up, resulting in a partially unglazed area. 4.2.6Glazebubble
Open or closed bubbles appearing on the glaze surface.
Wavinessripple
The glaze surface has a wavy pattern.
3Excessglaze
Glaze strips or drops protruding from the glaze surface.
4.2.9Orange peel
The glaze surface is like orange peel, with poor gloss.
glaze sticking
4.2.10 Glaze sticking
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Defects caused by glazed products sticking to each other or to kiln furniture during firing. 4.2.11
Pinprick
Small needle-like holes appearing on the glaze surface.
4.2.12 Pinholes
Small needle-like holes appearing on the glaze surface.
4.2.13 Speck
Colorful stains on the surface of the product.
Edgepeeling
Strips or small pieces of peeling appear on the edge of the product. 4.2.15 Chip, knocking
The edge or corner of the product is damaged due to impact. 4.2.16 lamination
Layered cracks or separation occur inside the damaged body. 4.2.17
Color differencecolordifference，tintunevennessThe color of the front of the same piece or set of products is different.bodyrefuse
Powder crumbs are attached to the front of the product.
Ashcontamination
Foreign matter is attached to the front of the product.
Speck，colorspot
Blocky spots of different colors appear on the front of the product.
Smokestaining，smokedglazeThe front of the product appears gray or brown or the glaze loses its gloss partially or completely due to the influence of smoke.blisteringofbody
Open or closed bubbles protruding from the surface of the body. 4.2.23
3Dimple
Small depressions appear on the front of the product.
Pit，fusionhole
Hole formed on the front of the product due to the melting of fusible materials. Omission from polishing
The polished part of the product is partially matte.
Polished trace polished mark The polished surface of the product shows a trace of abrasive scratches. Center curvature
Center curvature
The center of the front of the product is convex or concave. Edge curvature
The edge of the product is convex or concave.
Side curvature
The side of the product is convex or concave.
Warping, warpage
One corner of the product deviates from the plane formed by the other three corners. 4.2.31
Wedging, taper
The lengths of the parallel sides of the front of the product are inconsistent. 4.2.32Angle deviation angle deviation GB/T9195—1999
The angle of the product does not meet the requirements of the design regulations. 4.3 Function name terminology
4.3.1 Flushing functionThe ability to use a specified amount of water to discharge the dirt in the toilet and flush the toilet clean and replace the sewage. 4.3.2 Water seal functionThe ability to store a certain amount of water in the toilet and seal the upper and lower channels to isolate odors. 4.3.3 Antibacterial functionantibacterial
The ability of the ceramic surface to prevent bacteria from growing on the surface. 4.4 Other terms
Nominal size (also known as nominal size)
nominalsize
The size used to collectively refer to product specifications.
4.4.2 Working size (also known as processing size)worksize, manufacturingsizeThe size determined according to the manufacturing results.
4.4.3 Actual size (also known as product size)actualsize
The size measured by a measuring instrument.
Coordinatingsize
The size of the connection between products, that is, the sum of the working size and the width of the connection between adjacent products. Modularsizes
Modularsizes include bricks with sizes M, 2M, 3M and 5M and their multiples or fractions as the base, excluding bricks with a surface area of ​​less than 9000mm2.
Note: See ISO1006 for M=100mm.
4.4.6 Non-modularsizes are not sizes based on the module M.
Note: 1 See ISO1006 for M=100mm.
2 These brick sizes are usually used in most countries. 4.4.7 Backsidepattern
The raised or recessed pattern on the back of the product.
Mounting hole
Mounting surface
Back
Back pattern…
Wall-mounted washbasin
Wall-mounted urinal…
Wall-mounted toilet
Toilet…
Edge retaining ring
Edge bending
Wave…
Water hole
Side…|| tt||Side bend
Flush toilet
Flush function…
Water outlet
Porcelain tile·
Water trap
Water retaining plate
Low water tank…
Span toilet.
Non-modular dimensions
High water tank·
Working dimensions·
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Appendix A
(Suggested Appendix)
Chinese Index
Hanging Box Toilet·
.…3.2.4
Square Brick
Siphon Toilet
Extruded Brick
Spacer Flange·
Angle Deviation
Water Inlet
Bidet| |tt||Orange glaze·
Antibacterial function
Visible surface…
Three-dimensional decorative bricks
Column-type washbasin…
One-piece toilet…
Floor-standing urinal
Nominal size…
Modular size·
Interior wall tiles
Drain outlet
Drain channel
Drain outlet
Polished tiles
Matching size…
Accessory bricks
Jet siphon toilet
Jet hole
Split bricks
Cracks…
Cracked body·
Flat decorative bricks
Other molding methodsCeramic tiles·
Lack of glaze·
Seepage bricks
Bing Ceramic tiles·
Actual size·
Indoor floor tiles
Outdoor floor tiles
Quality bricks…
Water seal function·
Water tank…
Desktop washbasin
Ceramic tiles
Ceramic mosaic tiles
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Ceramic bricks·
Exterior wall bricks
Sanitary ceramics·
Unglazed bricks
Sinks
Washing surfaces
Wash basins
Urinals…
Small sanitary ceramics
Drain holes
Vortex siphon one-piece toilets
Pressure Brick…
Overflow hole
Concealed surface
Concealed overflow channel
Glaze crack·
Glaze streaks·
Glazed surface·
Glazed brick
Front edge
Front angle
Center bend
Toilet?
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..3.2.111. Washing function: The ability to use a specified amount of water to discharge the dirt in the toilet and flush the toilet clean and replace the sewage. 4.3.2. Water seal resistance: The ability to store a certain amount of water in the toilet and seal the upper and lower channels to isolate odor. 4.3.3. Antibacterial function: The ability of the ceramic surface to prevent bacteria from growing on the surface. 4.4. Other terms: Nominal size (also known as nominal size) Nominal size: The size used to collectively refer to product specifications. 4.4.2. Work size (also known as processing size) Worksize, manufacturing size The size determined by the manufacturing results. 4.4.3. Actual size (also known as product size) Actual size: The size measured by a measuring instrument. Coordinating size: The size of the connection between products, that is, the sum of the work size and the width of the connection between adjacent products. Modular sizes modularsizes
Modular sizes include bricks with sizes M, 2M, 3M and 5M and their multiples or fractions, excluding bricks with a surface area less than 9000mm2.
Note: See ISO1006 for M=100mm.
4.4.6 Non-modularsizes are not dimensions based on module M.
Note: 1 See ISO1006 for M=100mm.
2 These brick sizes are commonly used in most countries. 4.4.7 Backsidepattern
The raised or recessed pattern on the back of the product.
Mounting hole
Mounting surface
Back
Back pattern…
Wall-mounted washbasin
Wall-mounted urinal…
Wall-mounted toilet
Toilet…
Edge retaining ring
Edge bending
Wave…
Water hole
Side…|| tt||Side bend
Flush toilet
Flush function…
Water outlet
Porcelain tile·
Water trap
Water retaining plate
Low water tank…
Span toilet.
Non-modular dimensions
High water tank·
Working dimensions·
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Appendix A
(Suggested Appendix)
Chinese Index
Hanging Box Toilet·
.…3.2.4
Square Brick
Siphon Toilet
Extruded Brick
Spacer Flange·
Angle Deviation
Water Inlet
Bidet| |tt||Orange glaze·
Antibacterial function
Visible surface…
Three-dimensional decorative bricks
Column-type washbasin…
One-piece toilet…
Floor-standing urinal
Nominal size…
Modular size·
Interior wall tiles
Drain outlet
Drain channel
Drain outlet
Polished tiles
Matching size…
Accessory bricks
Jet siphon toilet
Jet hole
Split bricks
Cracks…
Cracked body·
Flat decorative bricks
Other molding methodsCeramic tiles·
Lack of glaze·
Seepage bricks
Bing Ceramic tiles·
Actual size·
Indoor floor tiles
Outdoor floor tiles
Quality bricks…
Water seal function·
Water tank…
Desktop washbasin
Ceramic tiles
Ceramic mosaic tiles
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Ceramic bricks·
Exterior wall bricks
Sanitary ceramics·
Unglazed bricks
Sinks
Washing surfaces
Wash basins
Urinals…
Small sanitary ceramics
Drain holes
Vortex siphon one-piece toilets
Pressure Brick…
Overflow hole
Concealed surface
Concealed overflow channel
Glaze crack·
Glaze streaks·
Glazed surface·
Glazed brick
Front edge
Front angle
Center bend
Toilet?
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..3.2.111. Washing function: The ability to use a specified amount of water to discharge the dirt in the toilet and flush the toilet clean and replace the sewage. 4.3.2. Water seal resistance: The ability to store a certain amount of water in the toilet and seal the upper and lower channels to isolate odor. 4.3.3. Antibacterial function: The ability of the ceramic surface to prevent bacteria from growing on the surface. 4.4. Other terms: Nominal size (also known as nominal size) Nominal size: The size used to collectively refer to product specifications. 4.4.2. Work size (also known as processing size) Worksize, manufacturing size The size determined by the manufacturing results. 4.4.3. Actual size (also known as product size) Actual size: The size measured by a measuring instrument. Coordinating size: The size of the connection between products, that is, the sum of the work size and the width of the connection between adjacent products. Modular sizes modularsizes
Modular sizes include bricks with sizes M, 2M, 3M and 5M and their multiples or fractions, excluding bricks with a surface area less than 9000mm2.
Note: See ISO1006 for M=100mm.
4.4.6 Non-modularsizes are not dimensions based on module M.
Note: 1 See ISO1006 for M=100mm.
2 These brick sizes are commonly used in most countries. 4.4.7 Backsidepattern
The raised or recessed pattern on the back of the product.
Mounting hole
Mounting surface
Back
Back pattern…
Wall-mounted washbasin
Wall-mounted urinal…
Wall-mounted toilet
Toilet…
Edge retaining ring
Edge bending
Wave…
Water hole
Side…|| tt||Side bend
Flush toilet
Flush function…
Water outlet
Porcelain tile·
Water trap
Water retaining plate
Low water tank…
Span toilet.
Non-modular dimensions
High water tank·
Working dimensions·
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Appendix A
(Suggested Appendix)
Chinese Index
Hanging Box Toilet·
.…3.2.4
Square Brick
Siphon Toilet
Extruded Brick
Spacer Flange·
Angle Deviation
Water Inlet
Bidet| |tt||Orange glaze·
Antibacterial function
Visible surface…
Three-dimensional decorative bricks
Column-type washbasin…
One-piece toilet…
Floor-standing urinal
Nominal size…
Modular size·
Interior wall tiles
Drain outlet
Drain channel
Drain outlet
Polished tiles
Matching size…
Accessory bricks
Jet siphon toilet
Jet hole
Split bricks
Cracks…
Cracked body·
Flat decorative bricks
Other molding methodsCeramic tiles·
Lack of glaze·
Seepage bricks
Bing Ceramic tiles·
Actual size·
Indoor floor tiles
Outdoor floor tiles
Quality bricks…
Water seal function·
Water tank…
Desktop washbasin
Ceramic tiles
Ceramic mosaic tiles
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Ceramic bricks·
Exterior wall bricks
Sanitary ceramics·
Unglazed bricks
Sinks
Washing surfaces
Wash basins
Urinals…
Small sanitary ceramics
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Vortex siphon one-piece toilets
Pressure Brick…
Overflow hole
Concealed surface
Concealed overflow channel
Glaze crack·
Glaze streaks·
Glazed surface·
Glazed brick
Front edge
Front angle
Center bend
Toilet?
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Square brick
Siphon toilet
Extruded brick
Spacer flange·
Angle deviation
Water inlet
Bidet
Orange glaze·
Antibacterial function
Visible surface…
Three-dimensional decorative brick
Column-type wash basin…
One-piece toilet…
Floor-standing urinal
Nominal size…
Modular size·
Interior wall tile||tt| |Drain outlet
Drain channel
Drain outlet
Polished tile
Matching size…
Accessory tile
Jet siphon toilet
Jet hole
Split brick
Broken crack…
Broken body·
Flat decorative brick
Other molding methods Ceramic tile·
Lack of glaze·
Seepage brick
Bing ceramic tile·
Actual size·
Indoor floor tile
Indoor External floor tiles
Natural bricks…
Water seal function·
Water tank…
Desktop washbasin
Ceramic tiles
Ceramic mosaic tiles
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Ceramic tiles·
External wall tiles
Sanitary ceramics·
Unglazed tiles
Sink
Washing surface
Washing basin
Fine glaze tiles
Wash basin||tt ||Urinal…
Small sanitary ceramics
Drain hole
Vortex siphon one-piece toilet
Pressed brick…
Overflow hole
Concealed surface
Concealed overflow channel
Glaze crack·
Glaze streaks·
Glazed surface·
Glazed brick
Front edge
Front angle
Center bend
Toilet?
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Square brick
Siphon toilet
Extruded brick
Spacer flange·
Angle deviation
Water inlet
Bidet
Orange glaze·
Antibacterial function
Visible surface…
Three-dimensional decorative brick
Column-type wash basin…
One-piece toilet…
Floor-standing urinal
Nominal size…
Modular size·
Interior wall tile||tt| |Drain outlet
Drain channel
Drain outlet
Polished tile
Matching size…
Accessory tile
Jet siphon toilet
Jet hole
Split brick
Broken crack…
Broken body·
Flat decorative brick
Other molding methods Ceramic tile·
Lack of glaze·
Seepage brick
Bing ceramic tile·
Actual size·
Indoor floor tile
Indoor External floor tiles
Natural bricks…
Water seal function·
Water tank…
Desktop washbasin
Ceramic tiles
Ceramic mosaic tiles
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Ceramic tiles·
External wall tiles
Sanitary ceramics·
Unglazed tiles
Sink
Washing surface
Washing basin
Fine glaze tiles
Wash basin||tt ||Urinal…
Small sanitary ceramics
Drain hole
Vortex siphon one-piece toilet
Pressed brick…
Overflow hole
Concealed surface
Concealed overflow channel
Glaze crack·
Glaze streaks·
Glazed surface·
Glazed brick
Front edge
Front angle
Center bend
Toilet?
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