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Colorful and flexible

Serial variety and flexibility: specially developed for Plural, the range of colors comprises 50 co-ordinated colors. Whether glazed or unglazed, earthenware, stoneware or porcelain stoneware – the slim 3 mm joint is equally standard in Plural as the Hytect coating which decomposes pollutants and various slip-resistant versions. Plural is so versatile for both interior and exterior applications: from facades to floors, underground railway stations to spa landscapes.

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The color concept: mix and match

We have developed the color concept together with the color expert Peter Zoernack. “Ideally, color follows form”, is how he describes the principles guiding. The color concept intends to support spatial effects, not camouflage them. 

The color ranges are divided into six groups, each with two main colors as a basis for a series of different hues, levels of brightness and saturation: Warm, earthy, cool, fresh and sunny, circling around a subdued group of neutral greys. Each group contains colors that can be easily mixed and matched, both within and between groups. This allows for consistent and harmonious designs, even if different spaces contain colors from different groups. 

 

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Elegant colors and narrow joints

From the warm reds to the cool blues, the palette consists of sophisticated colors which are elegantly understated yet distinctively present, and applicable in a wide variety of conditions. Bright and fresh for swimming pools for instance, warm and comforting in a spa where tiles are the natural choice, but also in hospital environments where durability and hygiene are equally decisive factors when opting for tiles.

In order to implement sophisticated room concepts regardless of the tile format, joint widths for all products are reduced to a slim dimension of only 3 millimetres and edge designs are standardised.

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A color combination that looks elegant and restrained: the oxide red from the warm color series combined with neutral gray tones.

Chroma Plural III

Also very nice: the green and turquoise tones of the fresh color series. Here also combined with neutral gray tones.

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Article overview

Series Plural

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Product 703-2111H

Plural
Floor/wall tiles
Stoneware tiles
10 x 30 cm | 4 x 12 inch
No slip-resistant
Hytect Clever Clean
  1. Color: neutral 1 (deep black)
  1. Color + Optic
    • Plain-coloured glazed, even.
    • Color
      neutral 1 (deep black)
    • Optic
      plain
    • Glaze
      glazed
    • Surface structure
      smooth
    • Degree of surface gloss
      silky-mat
    • Color Shade Variation
      V0
  1. Dimensions
    • Format | Nominal size
      10 x 30 cm
      4 x 12 inch
    • Work size
      97 x 297 x 6 mm
    • Material thickness
      6 mm
    • Joint width recommendation
      3 mm
    • Model number
      703
    • Rectified
      not
  1. Features
    • Wall | Floor
      Floor, Wall
    • Indoor | Outdoor
      Indoor, Outdoor
    • Resistance to frost
      Yes
    • Slip-resistant
      No slip-resistant
    • Stress group
      1
    • Capacity load group
      1
    • Suitable for surgery rooms
      Yes
    • Finishing
      Hytect
  1. Product norm
    • AI b GL, Extruded Ceramic Tiles, Precision, DIN EN 14411, group AIb, glazed (GL) for floor and wall coverings in indoor and outdoor areas (stoneware tiles)
  1. Price + logistic data
    • Price group
      A187
    • Price group unit
      m²
    • pieces per m²
      33.330
    • kg per m²
      12.330
    • pieces per bundle
      38.000
    • m² per bundle
      1.140
    • kg per bundle
      14.060
    • m² per pallet
      95.770
    • kg per pallet
      1,181.040
  1. Further product information
    • Color differences & deviations: Color deviations from the standard due to production reasons are possible.
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