The AI answer we saw
Vitrified tiles are generally better for high footfall areas. They have water absorption below 0.5% (vs. 3–10% for ceramic), higher density, and superior scratch and wear resistance with a PEI rating of 4–5. Full-body or double charged vitrified tiles are especially suited for malls, airports, and commercial spaces as the color runs through the tile body, masking wear over time. Ceramic tiles are more cost-effective but better suited for low-to-medium traffic residential applications.
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