24×48 Natron Gray Polished

Description

Natron Gray 24×48 Rectified Polished Porcelain Tile made in Turkey

24X48 concrete look tile Natron Gray comes with a polished finish and rectified edges. It has a gray background background color with the right amount of movement. Natron Gray mimics industrial style polished concrete floors.

Industrial style floors are are very trendy among all age groups for its contemporary or modern look.  Besides its attractive design and colors, Natron White is an extra-strong porcelain tile like all Seranit products.

Natron is a tile that can be used in every room including kitchens and bathrooms as well. This tile is also a great choice for commercial floors.  Another rising trend for the use of concrete effect tiles is to create an accent wall in the living rooms on which a flat-screen tv is mounted.

Wherever you want to use it, concrete effect tile Natron Gray will add a modern yet elegant look to your interiors.

24×48 concrete look tile Natron Gray is an extra-strong porcelain tile that offers also a colored body.

Technically, porcelain tile is a ceramic tile with low water absorption. The low water absorption level is what makes the porcelain harder and a superior product compared to ceramic tile. Therefore water absorption is the single value to determine a tile’s durability.  Where as the water absorption(E) of standard porcelain tile is 0.5%, Natron comes with E≤ 0.06%. This is the hardness of Technical Porcelain tiles that are made for large scale commercial projects. Concrete Effect Tile Natron Gray is an extremely hard product with 0.5% or below water absorption.

PEI is value that’s widely confused with tile classes. Unlike the impression most people are under, tile classes refer to visual abrasion of the glaze. It does not grade the durability of the porcelain. 24×48 concrete look porcelain tile  Natron Gray comes with the colored body (also confused with through body porcelain tile) The porcelain body under the glaze is a similar color color as the surface of the tile.

A style on the rise: Concrete Look Tiles

What’s porcelain tile, what’s ceramic tile

Why large format tiles

What is the minimal grout lines