FAQ

• Walls & Floors

• Countertops in kitchens & bathrooms

• As fireplaces, showers, bathtubs, & backsplashes

• The regular cleaning consists of sweeping and vacuuming, removing the debris, mopping and thoroughly drying the tiles.

• For deep cleaning, use mild detergents or floor cleaners to keep your surface shining.

• You could also use a scrubber if needed.

• Ensure the cleaning product is compatible with the tile you have installed.

• Protect your grout with a sealant.

• Avoid using cleaners containing acid or chlorine bleach.

• Do not use ammonia-based cleaners for regular cleaning.

• Do not use wax-based cleaners.

• Don’t use oil-based detergents as they may leave residue on the tiles.

• Avoid using harsh cleaning scrubbers such as steel wood pads or metal pads.

Bookmatching is the practice of placing two or more slabs facing each other, giving the impression of an open book. The bookmatch makes your entire wall or floor feel of a piece of stunning art.

Quartz and porcelain both are the best options for your kitchen countertop designs. But when it comes to heat resistance porcelain wins the race. And quartz can loses its colour as it ages, while porcelain remains the same throughout its whole lifecycle.

Today, durable porcelain tiles not only line floors, walls and building exteriors. It can be also used for kitchen countertops, to cover and create seating areas, desks, tables and other furniture.

Our cargo transport units are designed with two "A-shaped" frames, provided by us (see Fig. 1 & 2). Fig. 3 illustrates recommendations for transportation only. Please follow these guidelines carefully to ensure safe handling during transit.

Extra-large slabs are heavy and may have sharp edges, so always wear protective gloves. Use single or double suction cups to protect both the slab and the operator. Wipe the slab surface to remove dust or moisture, then position the suction cups securely. For large slabs, use a full handling frame with four suction cups; for smaller slabs, two double suction cups are sufficient.

Installing extra-large porcelain slabs requires care, proper tools, and safe handling. Here’s a professional approach:

1. Surface Preparation: Ensure the substrate is level, clean, and structurally sound.

2. Handling Safety: Wear protective gloves. Use suction cups and, for very large slabs, a handling frame to prevent damage and ensure operator safety.

3. Placement: Carefully position the slab on the prepared surface. Make sure it aligns properly with adjacent slabs and leave the recommended spacing for grout or joints.

4. Adhesive & Fixing: Use a suitable adhesive or thin-set designed for large-format porcelain. Apply evenly with a notched trowel to prevent voids.

5. Leveling: Use leveling tools or spacers to ensure the slab is flat and even.

6. Finishing: Wipe away excess adhesive and let it cure according to manufacturer guidelines. Grout joints as required.

Tip: For extremely large slabs, consider professional installers experienced with heavy-format porcelain to ensure both safety and optimal results.

Do not be afraid of extra-large slabs - just use a professional installer who will handle the slabs effortlessly, transforming your space into a breathtaking, flawless design that will leave everyone in awe.

Yes. Extra-large porcelain slabs are highly durable, water-resistant, and weather-resistant, making them ideal for exterior use, including walkways, and outdoor walls. With proper installation, they can withstand harsh climates while maintaining their stunning appearance.