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Inspired by the rich tapestry of traditional Indian designs, Indirah Porcelain Emerald tiles bring a sense of warmth and artistry to any space. Their geometric and floral patterns are woven together in a palette of autumnal tones, creating a visual narrative that is both captivating and timeless.
The square format of these tiles allows for a seamless integration into various design schemes, whether you're seeking to enhance a modern interior or add a touch of tradition. The matt finish offers a subtle, refined texture that complements the intricate patterns without overwhelming the senses.
Crafted from durable porcelain, these tiles are well-suited for internal use, offering versatility across both walls and floors. The slip rating of PTV+36 when wet and R10 ensures practicality in areas prone to moisture, such as bathrooms and wet rooms.
Envision these tiles gracing the walls of a serene bathroom or forming the foundation of a stylish shower space. Their emerald hue and intricate design provide a striking backdrop, inviting creativity in pairing with other materials and finishes.
Indirah Porcelain Emerald tiles embody a harmonious blend of design and functionality, making them a considered choice for those who appreciate the finer details in interior design.
| Test | Standard | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Dimensional Tolerances | EN ISO 10545-2 | Within standard tolerances |
| Water Absorption | EN ISO 10545-3 | < 0.5% |
| Modulus of Rupture | EN ISO 10545-4 | > 35N/mm2 |
| Thermal Shock Resistance | EN ISO 10545-9 | Resistant |
| Resistance to Crazing | EN ISO 10545-11 | Resistant |
| Frost Resistance | EN ISO 10545-12 | Resistant |
| Chemical Resistance - Low Concentration | EN ISO 10545-13 | GLA |
| Chemical Resistance - Households/Swimming Pool Chemicals | EN ISO 10545-13 | GA |
| Stain Resistance | EN ISO 10545-14 | 5 |
| Resistance to Fire | EN 9239-1 | A1 |
| Slip Rating - Critical Angle | DIN 51097 | B |
| Slip Rating - Barefoot | DIN 51130 | R10 |
| Slip Rating | BS 7976-2 | PTV +36 (Wet) |
| Dynamic Coefficient of Friction | ANSI A137 | 0.42 |
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