unglazed tile

unglazed tile

[¦ən‚glāzd ′tīl]

(materials)

A hard, dense tile of homogeneous composition that derives its texture and color from the materials and method of manufacture.

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unglazed tile

A hard, dense ceramic tile for floor or walls; of homogeneous composition, and deriving its color and texture from the materials and the method of manufacture.

See also: Spanish roof tile

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unglazed tile

A hard, dense ceramic tile for floors or walls; of homogeneous composition throughout, deriving its color and texture from the materials of which the body is made and from the method of manufacture.

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