Easy maintenance: As porcelain stoneware is highly resistant to acids, it is very easy to maintain. You can use citric acid or vinegar, for example. These can be used to remove rust or limescale, for example. In most cases, however, the tiles can be cleaned with warm water as they are dirt-repellent.
Moisture resistance: : In the manufacture of porcelain stoneware tiles, the materials are finely ground and then fused together. Due to the high melting point, they can be almost completely combined. The materials are then pressed under very high pressure. For these reasons, porcelain stoneware tiles can hardly absorb any liquid and are therefore virtually waterproof.
Frost resistance: Due to the low water absorption of the tile, it is frost-resistant when laid correctly. This makes it ideal for laying on balconies and terraces.
Abrasion group 5: The tile is suitable for areas subject to very heavy wear. These include floor coverings in restaurants, entrances, offices, hotels, schools and salesrooms.
Slip resistance: The porcelain stoneware tile has a slip resistance rating of R10. This means that it has a normal static friction coefficient. The tile is therefore slip-resistant for angles of inclination of 10-19° and is suitable for kitchens and sanitary facilities.
Barefoot area: The tile is suitable for the barefoot area of group A. This means a minimum angle of inclination of 12°. Tiles with this property are therefore suitable for largely dry barefoot corridors and sanitary areas, as well as changing rooms.
Colored through: This property means that there is no variation in color when damage occurs to the surface of the porcelain stoneware tile. The reason for this is that the tile is colored throughout. This means that the inner part of the tile is also identical in color to the surface.
Durability: The tile is scratch and fire-resistant due to its material. It is also resistant to bacteria, viruses, fungi and mold.
The unglazed porcelain stoneware tile, also known as a classic floor tile, is characterized by its special metallic look. In this way, it lends a natural character and creates a homely ambiance. The product is therefore not only functional but also forms a unique design element.
The tile is used in living areas and bathrooms and is usually laid on floors. However, it can also be used as a wall tile. The tile can also be used outdoors without hesitation thanks to its frost protection.
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Type – Uniform
Basic Tile for flat installations |
Color: Gray
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Size: 600×1200 CM
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Material: Unglazed Porcelain Stoneware
⦁ Porcelain Stoneware: It is particularly dense and hard ceramic material with a low water absorption of less than 0.05%, which is glazed or unglazed. ⦁ Stoneware: It differs from fine stoneware in that it has a slightly higher water absorption of a maximum 3%. ⦁ Stoneware Tiles are less dense and with higher water absorption of up to 10% ⦁T erracotta: It is term for unglazed ceramic products made from clay. Tiles made from real stone are called natural stone tiles. |
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Frost Resistant: Yes
Tiles that have withstood 50 temperature changes from -15 C to +15 C undamaged in a special test procedure are considered frost resistant. |
Abrasion Group: Group 5/div> |
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Surface: Matt
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Strength: 9mm
The thickness refers to the thickness of the tile in mm. Floor Tiles should have a thickness of 6mm to 11mm in private areas and from 12 mm in commercial areas. Different values apply to wall tiles. There are very special designer tiles that are 6mm thick and are suitable for laying on existing coverings. |
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Care Intensity: Normal
Easy: Little effort to maintain Normal: Normal effort with soap-free cleaner Natural stone and terracotta tiles should be impregnated after installation. |
Rectification: Yes
Rectification is the name given to the manufacturing process for calibrated, i.e. straight cut, edges that enable a minimal joint appearance. |
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Optics: Natural Stone
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Slip Resistance: R9/R10
The slip resistance is specified in from R9 (Normal slip resistance) to R13 (extreme slip resistance). |
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Floor Usage: Yes
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Wall Usage: No
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Rectified: The porcelain stoneware tile is pressed into shape during production. This creates a slightly angled edge. In rare cases, these edges are uniform. They are therefore processed with a diamond saw during the rectification process. This can remove many unevenness and create an edge with a 90° angle. This process makes it possible to lay tiles with very small joints from 2 mm.
Unglazed: Unglazed tiles are suitable for high traffic areas. The surfaces are also more slip-resistant than tiles with other surface treatments.
The unglazed porcelain stoneware tile, also known as a classic floor tile, is characterized by its special metallic look. In this way, it lends a natural character and creates a homely ambiance. The product is therefore not only functional but also forms a unique design element.
The tile is used in living areas and bathrooms and is usually laid on floors. However, it can also be used as a wall tile. The tile can also be used outdoors without hesitation thanks to its frost protection.
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Type – Uniform
Basic Tile for flat installations |
Color: Gray
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Size: 600×1200 CM
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Material: Unglazed Porcelain Stoneware
⦁ Porcelain Stoneware: It is particularly dense and hard ceramic material with a low water absorption of less than 0.05%, which is glazed or unglazed. ⦁ Stoneware: It differs from fine stoneware in that it has a slightly higher water absorption of a maximum 3%. ⦁ Stoneware Tiles are less dense and with higher water absorption of up to 10% ⦁T erracotta: It is term for unglazed ceramic products made from clay. Tiles made from real stone are called natural stone tiles. |
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Frost Resistant: Yes
Tiles that have withstood 50 temperature changes from -15 C to +15 C undamaged in a special test procedure are considered frost resistant. |
Abrasion Group: Group 5/div> |
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Surface: Matt
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Strength: 9mm
The thickness refers to the thickness of the tile in mm. Floor Tiles should have a thickness of 6mm to 11mm in private areas and from 12 mm in commercial areas. Different values apply to wall tiles. There are very special designer tiles that are 6mm thick and are suitable for laying on existing coverings. |
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Care Intensity: Normal
Easy: Little effort to maintain Normal: Normal effort with soap-free cleaner Natural stone and terracotta tiles should be impregnated after installation. |
Rectification: Yes
Rectification is the name given to the manufacturing process for calibrated, i.e. straight cut, edges that enable a minimal joint appearance. |
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Optics: Natural Stone
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Slip Resistance: R9/R10
The slip resistance is specified in from R9 (Normal slip resistance) to R13 (extreme slip resistance). |
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Floor Usage: Yes
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Wall Usage: No
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Easy maintenance: As porcelain stoneware is highly resistant to acids, it is very easy to maintain. You can use citric acid or vinegar, for example. These can be used to remove rust or limescale, for example. In most cases, however, the tiles can be cleaned with warm water as they are dirt-repellent.
Moisture resistance: : In the manufacture of porcelain stoneware tiles, the materials are finely ground and then fused together. Due to the high melting point, they can be almost completely combined. The materials are then pressed under very high pressure. For these reasons, porcelain stoneware tiles can hardly absorb any liquid and are therefore virtually waterproof.
Frost resistance: Due to the low water absorption of the tile, it is frost-resistant when laid correctly. This makes it ideal for laying on balconies and terraces.
Abrasion group 5: The tile is suitable for areas subject to very heavy wear. These include floor coverings in restaurants, entrances, offices, hotels, schools and salesrooms.
Slip resistance: The porcelain stoneware tile has a slip resistance rating of R10. This means that it has a normal static friction coefficient. The tile is therefore slip-resistant for angles of inclination of 10-19° and is suitable for kitchens and sanitary facilities.
Barefoot area: The tile is suitable for the barefoot area of group A. This means a minimum angle of inclination of 12°. Tiles with this property are therefore suitable for largely dry barefoot corridors and sanitary areas, as well as changing rooms.
Colored through: This property means that there is no variation in color when damage occurs to the surface of the porcelain stoneware tile. The reason for this is that the tile is colored throughout. This means that the inner part of the tile is also identical in color to the surface.
Durability: The tile is scratch and fire-resistant due to its material. It is also resistant to bacteria, viruses, fungi and mold.
Rectified: The porcelain stoneware tile is pressed into shape during production. This creates a slightly angled edge. In rare cases, these edges are uniform. They are therefore processed with a diamond saw during the rectification process. This can remove many unevenness and create an edge with a 90° angle. This process makes it possible to lay tiles with very small joints from 2 mm.
Unglazed: Unglazed tiles are suitable for high traffic areas. The surfaces are also more slip-resistant than tiles with other surface treatments.
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