Summary
Ceramic tiles for walls and flooring.
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Application
Bathrooms, home internal floor, kitchen counter back.
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Description
VitrA Miniworx tiles system brings a totally new perspective to basic ceramic products. The system includes 12 sizes of basic wall and floor tiles with all necessary components. The modular system allows hundreds of variations through different mix & match options, tiling alternatives, complimentary parts, and creative applications. In addition to basic tiles, Miniworx offers two alternative wall tile surface designs, Metro and Bumpy, with 4 size options per each.
Features and benefits:
- Miniworx provides ideal solutions for small spaces, expanding spaces, saving large areas from uniformity.
- Limitless variations of innovative tiling options and wide opportunities to create different atmosphere spaces with various styles.
- Small-sized tiles help to design creative patterns and offer solutions to hide surface irregularities.
- Brick, herringbone, diagonal or crosshatch patterns can be created.
- Modern design.
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Color
Black, Cream, Gold, Grey, White
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Finish
Matt, Gloss
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Material
Ceramic
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Shape
Rectangle, Hexagon, Square
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Length
25 mm, 50 mm, 90 mm, 100 mm, 200 mm, 240 mm, 300 mm
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Width
25 mm, 50 mm, 80 mm, 100 mm, 200 mm, 210 mm, 300 mm
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Height
6 mm, 7 mm
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Specification
Classification data
Standard
To BS EN 14411.
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Group
To BS EN 14411, group BIa- Annex G; To BS EN 14411, group BIb- Annex H; To BS EN 14411, group BIla- Annex J.
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Colour
Black., Cream., Gold., Grey., White.
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Finish
Gloss., Matt.
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Size
100 x 100 mm., 100 x 200 mm., 100 x 300 mm., 200 x 200 mm.
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Thickness
6 mm.
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Surface
Ceramic texture.
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Additional properties
Reaction to fire
Class A1 or A1FL.
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Method of laying
Standard., Mini-lay., Brick., Crosshatch., Herringbone., Hexa-lay., Mix-Lay.
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Sustainability data
Contains Red List materials
No
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Country of material origin
Turkey
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Country of product manufacture
Turkey
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Recyclability
Tiles are inert materials as a result of the production process, and when the post-construction process becomes demolition waste, it is used as filling material again.
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