NATURAL
Slate Look Tile Natural(NATURAL)
Recommended Joint Width and Estimated Usage
- Exterior Wall ○
- Interior Wall ○
- Interior Floor ○
- Exterior Floor △
- Slip Resistance R11
- Frost Resistance ○
How to Read the Icons
○ = Suitable / △ = Suitable with conditions / × = Not suitable / - = Not applicable
- Exterior Wall ○ Exterior wall areas of buildings and houses (please consult us separately regarding soffits and ceilings).
- Interior Wall ○ Interior wall areas of buildings and houses (bathroom walls, kitchen backsplashes, toilet walls, shop walls and other relatively low wall areas. Please consult us separately regarding soffits and ceilings).
- Interior Floor ○ Interior floor areas that do not get wet (kitchen floors, indoor toilets, indoor shop floors and other areas walked on in shoes or slippers, where the floor is not exposed to rainwater or other moisture).
- Exterior Floor △ Exterior floors of buildings and houses, and floors walked on in shoes that get wet or where rainwater is carried in (including interior floors such as building lobbies and house entrances). Please consult us separately regarding public exterior areas such as parks and pavements.
- Slip Resistance R11 A measure of the slip resistance of floor tiles. This site lists either the C.S.R. value or the DIN 51130 rating. Note on DIN 51130: the higher the R value, the less slippery the tile. In Europe, tiles rated R10 or higher are recommended for outdoor use.
- Frost Resistance ○ Indicates whether the tile can be used in cold regions and other environments where temperatures fall below freezing.
A porcelain floor tile modeled on African slate, available at a heavily reduced price while stock lasts. The latest transfer-printing technology reproduces the natural rock pattern in full, giving a finish that suits high-quality interiors. See the other outlet floor tiles here. See the outlet brick tiles here.
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Pattern
The basics of tile design
Floor tile is not limited to laying one size in a repeating grid. Combining different sizes into a patterned layout, or working in accent tiles, gives a space rhythm and depth.
The way the tiles are combined changes the character of the space.
Precaution
Important Notes
・Allow a joint width of 5〜7mm.
・Open several cartons at once and mix the tiles together as you install.
・As this is an imported product, please check stock availability before placing an order.
・Specifications, prices and colors are subject to change without notice.
FAQ
FAQ
Q1. What kind of tile is a Class BI tile?
It is a porcelain tile formed by pressing. Water absorption is very low, at 3.0% or less, which gives it high resistance to water.
Q2. Is it difficult to maintain?
Porcelain tile has a dense surface that resists staining, so wiping with water or a neutral detergent is enough for day-to-day cleaning. No special maintenance is needed.
Q3. Can it be used on exterior surfaces and outdoor floors?
It can be used on floors, but not on walls.
Q4. How long is the lead time?
This item is available while stocks last. Once it is gone we cannot supply it, so please allow for that.
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