Fully polished glazed bricks have the highest gloss among high-grade antique bricks. They are polished after being fired at high temperatures to create a mirror-like reflective effect.

Traditional kilns have poor sealing and insufficient heat insulation, which can easily lead to the loss of hot air and a drop in kiln temperature.

In contemporary interior design, ceramic tiles have transcended simple paving to become a crucial medium for shaping spatial ambiance and expressing aesthetic taste.

Metal brick, through its lightweight base material, modular design, and advanced manufacturing processes, has successfully overcome the weight challenge in high-rise building construction.

High-grade antique brick emerged in response to this aesthetic trend. It is not just a building material, but a form of cultural expression.

The firing temperature and cycle directly affect the degree of chemical reaction between the ink and the substrate.