200×300 Technically Datasheet
Technical
Specification
| Characteristics | European Standard | Our Value |
|---|---|---|
| Dimension | ||
| Length & Width | ± 0.5 % | ± 0.5 % |
| Thickness | ± 0.7 mm | ± 0.5 mm |
| Rectangularity | ± 0.5 % | ± 0.5 % |
| Surface Flatness | ||
| Center Curvature | ± 0.5 % to -0.3 % | ± 0.5 % to 0.3 % |
| Edge Curvature | ± 0.5 % to -0.3 % | ± 0.5 % to -0.3 % |
| Warpage | ± 0.5 % | ± 0.5 % |
| Physical Properties | ||
| Water Absorption Percentage by Weight | Greater Than 10% | 10.5 to 20% |
| Crazing Resistance | No crazing even of your cycle | No crazing even of your cycle |
| Chemical Properties | ||
| Resistance to Staining | Min Class 2 | Min Class 2 |
| Resistance to Household Chemical | Min Class 13 | Min Class 13 |
Tile Fixing Instruction:
Check the wall for its smoothness, flatness, plumb and ensure it is free from oily films, wallpapers, dust and other contaminants. Apply a high-quality ceramic tile adhesive evenly on the wall using a notched trowel. Start fixing the tiles from one corner while maintaining proper alignment and spacing. Use only a rubber mallet to ensure proper bonding and level each tile carefully. Fill the tile joints with a good quality grout using a sponge or rubber squeegee and remove excess grout before it hardens.
Cutting and drilling of tiles should always be carried out by skilled personnel. Determine the drilling location accurately and use a masonry drill bit at a low cutting speed. For curved cuts, prepare a suitable template, transfer the marking onto the tile and cut carefully.
* Note: The information contained in this catalogue is believed to be accurate and reliable, but cannot be considered legally binding. The company reserves the right to modify specifications due to production or technical requirements. Actual tile shades may vary slightly due to the printing process.