1. Waterproofing
Glazed tiles were originally designed to provide waterproofing. In ancient times, to prevent roof leaks, people melted glaze and coated it on the surface of the tiles, significantly improving their waterproofing. Modern glazed tiles achieve this waterproofing effect through a special process, where a waterproofing material is injected into the tiles themselves.
2. Thermal Insulation
In addition to being waterproof, glazed tiles also offer excellent thermal insulation properties. Their vibrant glaze not only resists UV rays but also reflects sunlight, lowering the roof's temperature. Furthermore, they help maintain a comfortable indoor temperature, creating a more comfortable atmosphere.
3. Decoration
Besides their practicality, glazed tiles also offer a highly decorative aesthetic. Glazed tiles come in a wide variety of shapes and colors, allowing for custom combinations of colors and shapes to enhance the aesthetics of the roof. Furthermore, the emergence of glazed tiles has promoted the development of diverse architectural styles.