Bathing beauties
When planning a new bathroom, your choice of tiles can make a huge difference to the overall effect.
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Inspired by the rich heritage of Moroccan Zellige tiles, Maroc Ceramic Teal captures the essence of traditional craftsmanship. These tiles present a subtle tonal variation, evoking the warmth and depth of time-honoured techniques.
The deep, glossy teal surface is slightly undulated, creating an authentic handmade feel that brings character and charm to any space. This design choice ensures that each tile reflects light in a unique way, offering a dynamic visual experience.
Crafted from durable ceramic, these tiles are designed for internal use, making them a refined choice for walls in bathrooms, kitchens, and splashbacks. The glossy finish enhances their visual appeal without compromising on practicality.
Whether used in a chequerboard pattern or as a standalone feature, Maroc Ceramic Teal tiles introduce an artisanal effect that complements both traditional and contemporary interiors. They invite creativity in design, allowing for a personalised touch.
With their timeless appeal and understated elegance, these tiles effortlessly blend design with function, offering a sophisticated solution for those seeking to infuse their spaces with a touch of Moroccan artistry.
| Test | Standard | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Dimensional Tolerances | EN ISO 10545-2 | Within standard tolerances |
| Water Absorption | EN ISO 10545-3 | 5% |
| Moldulus of Rupture | EN ISO 10545-4 | 22N/mm2 |
| Breaking Strength | EN ISO 10545-4 | 1000N |
| Linear Thermal Expansion | EN ISO 10545-8 | <9 x 10-6 °C-1 |
| Thermal Shock Resistance | EN ISO 10545-9 | Resistant |
| Resistance to Crazing | EN ISO 10545-11 | Resistant |
| Chemical Resistance - High Concentrations | EN ISO 10545-13 | HA |
| Chemical Resistance - Low Concentration | EN ISO 10545-13 | LB |
| Chemical Resistance - Households/Swimming Pool Chemicals | EN ISO 10545-13 | A |
| Stain Resistance | EN ISO 10545-14 | 5 |
| Resistance to Fire | EN 9239-1 | A1 |
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