Porcelin stoneware tiles are produced with selected and particularly pure raw materials, subject to the latest extraction and control technologies.

The resulting tiles are extremely high quality porcelain stoneware obtained through wet grinding the raw materials, partial drying with atomization and storage in silo to homogenise the specifications, pressing or compacting with high power hydraulic presses with specific pressures above 500 kg/cm².

The considerable pressing force achieves, after firing at about 1200°C, an extremely compact and resistant tile with very low water absorption, lower than 0.1% (UNI EN ISO 10545-3) and a very high material strength to deep abrasion, less than 140 mm³ of material removed compared to 175mm³ required by standard UNI EN ISO 10545-6.

Its low porosity makes it frost-resistant and classified as Bla according to standard UNI EN 14411, due to a water absorption of less than 0.1%.

The chemical resistance to acids and bases (UNI EN ISO 10545-13) makes it ideal for locations where aggressive products, such as chemical agent are used: i.e. hospitals, chemical and pharmaceutical industries and the food industry. Porcelain stoneware products are available in a large range of formats and finished: natural, polished, lapped, patinated, structured and bush hammered.