Porcelain is heavier and denser and usually can go outdoors. Look at recommendations. A good tile store can point you in the right direction. Also need to get exterior mastic and grout.
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Ask at home improvement center -Lowe's, Home Depot etc.
Porcelain is heavier and denser and usually can go outdoors. Look at recommendations. A good tile store can point you in the right direction. Also need to get exterior mastic and grout.
http://www.coloradoproflooring.com/what-are-the-differences-between-indoor-and-outdoor-tiles/
https://www.craftylittlegnome.com/difference-indoor-outdoor-tile/
working at the stores will guide you best on which tiles go where :)