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Is there a technical specification for ceramic tile that tells whether each tile had a different random design versus whether there are a limited number of random-looking, but identical tiles?
In the past few months, I've seen different types of ceramic floor tile installed in several rooms of a house. In several of the rooms, the patterns on the tiles are random-looking, but close inspection shows there are identical tiles - not just similar tiles, but tiles that are as identical as two prints of the same photograph. It makes me wonder about the technology that's used to create the patterns. Perhaps the colors are put on by something like an ink jet printer.
In the past few months, I've seen different types of ceramic floor tile installed in several rooms of a house. In several of the rooms, the patterns on the tiles are random-looking, but close inspection shows there are identical tiles - not just similar tiles, but tiles that are as identical as two prints of the same photograph. It makes me wonder about the technology that's used to create the patterns. Perhaps the colors are put on by something like an ink jet printer.