ETHNIC bathroom wall tiles with lava stone effect and beige bamboo / bamboo stain-resistant tiles

Ethnic bathroom wall tiles with lava stone effect and beige bamboo / bamboo stain-resistant interior - BEST DESIGN

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Bamboo strips Dimensions: 10 x 50 cm.

Lava stone optionally available in 120 x 120 or 90 x 180 cm format.

Thickness: 1 cm.

Stain-resistant ceramic material, treated for humid environments

Very high quality finish

This product was awarded the gold award at the Ceramics Fair

First choice - CERTIFIED © 

Minimum order 20 sqm. overall between the two types of coatings

Rare pieces in limited edition.

First company in Europe in terms of quality and deposited European certifications

1. UNE - EN ISO 10545-3 AA - 3% ≤ 6%                   Determination of water absorption, of apparent porosity
2. UNE - EN ISO 10545-4 RF - ≥ 22 N / mm2                           Determination of the modulus of failure and of the breaking force
3. UNE - EN ISO 10545-9 - R-CH-T                                   Determination of resistance to temperature changes
4. UNE - EN ISO 1054514 - M 5                                       Determination of stain resistance
5. UNE - EN ISO 10545-13 - SEAWEED                                  Determination of chemical resistance (Chemical agents 1 - level)
6. UNE - EN ISO 10545-13 - L GLA                                  Determination of chemical resistance (Chemical agents 2 - level)
7. UNE - EN ISO 10545-13 - H GHA                                 Determination of chemical resistance (Chemical agents 3 - level)
8. UNE 67-101 8                                                                Wear / scratch resistance
9. UNE - ENV 12633                                                         Unpolished and polished slip resistance / slip value                     
10. UNE - EN ISO 10545-7 IEP 4                                        Determination of the resistance to surface abrasion for glazed tiles                  

Il Bamboo (In English Bamboo) is the term used to identify a group of plants of the grass family that has about 1400 species and 100 genera, fast growing, similar to other grasses such as rice, corn, wheat, etc .; there are different types of bamboo, from tropical to those that are well suited to temperate and cold climates.

Bamboo is native to tropical and sub-tropical regions mostly of the Far East, we also find spontaneous species in Africa, Oceania and America, but bamboo is also found naturally in temperate areas, at latitudes from 46 ° N to 47 ° S, from sea level up to 4000 meters of altitude (IFAR / INBAR, 1991, Tewari, 1992).

The term Bamboo originates from the Malai language “Mambu” and was then translated into English with the better known name of Bamboo; its introduction in Italy is attributed to Prof. Orazio Fenzi, a Tuscan botanist and is dated 1884.

Bamboos are shrubby plants, evergreen, very vigorous, their height can vary from a few centimeters up to 40 meters and the diameter can reach 30 cm. The range of shapes and colors is also varied and wide: you can meet bamboo in yellow, black, striped, climbing and even thorny colors. The Phyllostachys genus is certainly the most widespread and well-known in Italy, it is frequently confused with the Arundo donax, present throughout the peninsula along slopes and slopes.