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Granada Tile
APRIL 7, 2015
We recycle the water used in the manufacturing process, we sweep up and reuse all loose concrete, cement tiles that do not come up to our standard are broken up and reused to make new cement tiles, we use local materials. We support our local community.
Tile Talk
SEPTEMBER 4, 2012
Countries with colorful histories have always provided a deep-rooted fascination to outsiders because of their culture, traditions, food, and most importantly, the art produced within the country. ” Zillij, or tilework of Morocco. design standards. green building products. Product Plug. backsplash designs.
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Tile Talk
APRIL 22, 2014
Shes good at what she does; from color choice and tile design, to finding just the right plates and chairs for her bistro, to hiring the right team. It was almost a year ago she called to order the Heritage Solid Color Chip Set for her cement tile project. Heres a great shot that showcases the color variation. design standards.
Cement Style
MAY 28, 2014
An image sent from the factory floor in Morocco. For those interested in the production of cement tile, here are several images showing one of our master artisans creating the custom hex tile. Pour Color Layer. Mold Assembly. Insert Pattern Mold. Remove Pattern Mold. Add Body-Layer Cement. Cover and Press. .
Tile Talk
DECEMBER 10, 2013
They’re distinctive as much for their individuality as for anything else, with whole blocks of buildings bursting with color, each façade different. design standards. green building products. Product Plug. Dwell on Design 2014 – Top Products. Dwell on Design 2014 – Top Products. field tile.
Floor Covering News
NOVEMBER 30, 2021
Daltile’s new Defend is a distinct product line of high-performance ceramic tile featuring Microban technology, which will not wash off or wear away. As more homes are being constructed and purchased, more tile products are needed for primary areas such as kitchen and bathroom floors and walls.”.
Tile Talk
MAY 20, 2014
Examples of this work still exist in Spain, Italy, Morocco, India, and Turkey. Early Islamic tiles involved a simple process of cutting single color, small tile fragments and assembled with the use of liquid plaster. The color palette also extended to include oranges and yellows. design standards. green building products.
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