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Retromix - Geometric Tile

Name: Retromix - Geometric Tile
Brand: VitrA Tiles
SKU: djsGFAtCu224bytSToKEeC

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Porcelain Tiles - K94845400001VTE0

VitrA Tiles

A system of geometric tile patterns.

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Application

Bathrooms, kitchens, home internal flooring.

Description

A system of geometric patterns for timeless atmospheres. With retromix, VitrA re-interprets traditional tile motives to design modern spaces. retromix focuses on the geometric forms in traditional patterns from diverse geographies that have become universalized in the course of time. Wall tiles reflect traces of the past in ethnic colours that also suggest a sense of being handmade.

Available in 10x10 and 15x15 square formats, retromix offers both ease of application and a wide range of laying options that allow for creativity

Features and benefits:

Ease of application.
Available in multiple sizes.

General information

Color	Black Yellow Green Red Blue Beige Grey White Show more
Finish	Matt Gloss
Material	Porcelain
Shape	Square Rectangle
Length	100 mm 150 mm
Width	100 mm 150 mm
Height	6 mm 9 mm

Uniclass	Pr_35_93_96_19 Ceramic tilesPrimary
CAWS	M40/5 Tiling to M40/110 Tiling to

Specification data - Ceramic tiles

Standard	To BS EN 14411.
Colour	Black/White.
Finish	Matt. Glazed.
Size	150 x 150 mm.
Thickness	6 mm. 9 mm.
Surface	Matte.

Type	Glazed porcelain.
Water absorption	± 0,5%.
Breaking strength:	1300 N (min).
Third-party certification	TSE Covid 19 Safe Production Certificate, EU Ecolabel Certificate, Greenguard Gold Certificate, International EPD® System Certificate, Saudi Arabia Export Certificate, QB UPEC Certificate, Domestic Production Certificate.
Reaction to fire	A1.
Quality	95%. Guidance for specification option: Surface.
Modulus rupture	Min. 35 N/mm².

Sustainability data

Contains Red List materials	No
Country of material origin	Turkey
Country of product manufacture	Turkey
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.