Outdoor Tile Ceramic Tile Patio Porcelain Paver Outdoor Nonslip

Outdoor Tile Ceramic Tile Patio Porcelain Paver Outdoor Nonslip

The 20mm porcelain tiles are mainly available in two sizes 600x600mm and 600x1200mm,suitable for any type of outdoor use; 20mm outdoor porcelain tiles combine the design of public and private spaces, sustainability, performance and flexibility. It does not change color or size, does not deteriorate over time, has chemical resistance and weather resistance (rain and wind), salt, corrosion and mildew resistance, non-slip/non-skid (R11 A+B), and easy to clean; Unlike other materials such as wood, natural stone and cement, the tiles are not porous and therefore do not absorb liquids. This means it won't get dirty or cracked, and it doesn't require surface treatment or special maintenance.

PRODUCT FEATURES

• 20mm outdoor porcelain tiles have a high density, resistance to the elements, superior load and breaking strength; ease of installation make it the perfect solution when a high-performance material is required. 
• It can be dry installed on grass, gravel, or with a raised support system, that conceals yet provides access to wiring or irrigation systems.
• 20mm porcelain tiles applications: parks, corridors, terraces, pool decks, driveways, garages, courtyards, roof decks, etc.; 20mm porcelain tiles is the right choice for all residential and commercial outdoor spaces.

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PRODUCT DETAIL

• Matt Glazed 

• Full Body

• Right angle

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ABOUT US

• We work with many powerful factories with 360-acre large plants. With an annual production capacity of 6 million square meters, the factory is a demonstration base for the production of single-line and ceramic plates in China and the world.

• Our showroom displays more than one hundred large fomat porcelain tile styles.

• We have worked with many clients from the US, Canada, Australia, Saudi Arabia, etc.

• We have more than 10 years of experience working with engineering companies, such as the Los Angeles Temple Project in the United States, the 1111 Atwater in Canada, the Tour 1 project, the Japanese hotel project, etc