Full-body Tile

Full body tile is a type of ceramic tile whose body and surface share the same color and material composition. It is made by mixing raw materials, forming, and then firing at high temperatures without applying a glaze. As a result, the texture and color are consistent throughout the tile, so even if the surface wears down, it will not reveal a visibly different layer underneath. Full body tiles are dense and durable, with low water absorption (typically porcelain or stoneware), and offer good wear and stain resistance. They are ideal for high-traffic and abrasion-prone areas such as living room floors, shopping mall walkways, and corridors. The surface can be treated to achieve various finishes — such as matte (retaining a natural texture) or polished (offering enhanced gloss). Common types include stone-effect and wood-grain full body tiles, which provide the look of natural materials while maintaining durability, making them a practical and visually cohesive option for both residential and commercial interiors.