Series

Nova

Vibrant and diverse

The modular design of the non-slip Nova porcelain stoneware range allows you to create individual solutions in the most diverse applications. Their appearance, inspired by terrazzo floors, includes six finely matched shades from creamy beige to mid-grey and anthracite.

Impressions

Room for details

The formats range from 5 x 5 cm mosaics, to large-format 120 x 120 cm tiles and also include 10 x 60 and 15 x 60 cm decorative strips. The stair tiles (35 x 135 cm) introduce sophisticated innovation into the range: the front edge is slightly rounded and decorated in the design of the respective tile. The Hytect finish minimises cleaning and reduces air pollutants.

Article overview

Series Nova

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Product 431830H

Nova

Floor/wall tiles
Porcelain stoneware tiles
30 x 60 cm | 12 x 24 inch
R10/A

Color: mid-brown

Color + Optic
- Mixed look of stone, concrete and terrazzo, discreet silk gloss traces, even.
- Color
  
  mid-brown
- Optic
  
  concrete, stone
- Glaze
  
  unglazed
- Surface structure
  
  smooth
- Degree of surface gloss
  
  matt
- Color Shade Variation
  
  V3

Dimensions
- Format | Nominal size
  
  30 x 60 cm
  12 x 24 inch
- Work size
  
  297 x 597 x 10.5 mm
- Material thickness
  
  10.5 mm
- Joint width recommendation
  
  3 mm
- Rectified
  
  straight

Features
- Wall | Floor
  
  Floor, Wall
- Indoor | Outdoor
  
  Indoor, Outdoor
- Resistance to frost
  
  Yes
- Slip-resistant
  
  R10/A
- Capacity load group
  
  2
- Suitable for surgery rooms
  
  Yes
- Finishing
  
  Hytect

Product norm
- AI a UGL, Extruded Ceramic Tiles, Precision, DIN EN 14411, group AIa, unglazed (UGL) for floor and wall coverings in indoor and outdoor areas (porcelain stoneware tiles)

Price + logistic data
- Price group
  
  A121
- Price group unit
  
  m²
- pieces per m²
  
  5.560
- kg per m²
  
  21.970
- pieces per bundle
  
  6.000
- m² per bundle
  
  1.080
- kg per bundle
  
  23.730
- m² per pallet
  
  43.200
- kg per pallet
  
  949.200

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