I'm planning a bathroom renovation and need to understand the key differences between 'kakel' and 'klinker' tiles regarding their material properties and where they can be used. Additionally, explain the visual effects of 'blankt' (glossy) versus 'matt' (matte) finishes for tiles, based on information from happyhomes.se.
Navigate to 'happyhomes.se'. Click on the 'Kakel och klinker' section. Locate and click on the article titled '4 snabb-fakta om klinker'. Read the article to identify the differences between 'kakel' and 'klinker' regarding their material properties and suitable applications. Identify and extract information explaining the visual effects and advantages of 'blankt' (glossy) versus 'matt' (matte) finishes. Synthesize the extracted information into a concise summary.
Clearly state that 'kakel' (tiles) are thinner, more fragile, made of porous stoneware ('lergods'), always glazed, and only suitable for walls. Clearly state that 'klinker' (clinker) are more durable, thicker, made of coarse ceramics ('stengods'), and suitable for both floors and walls. Explain that 'blankt' (glossy) finishes reflect light, create a luxurious feel, and make a room appear more spacious. Explain that 'matt' (matte) finishes provide a cozier impression and give walls a softer, deeper tone.