Neolith

Neolith Moon & Caramel 595x595mm

Neolith

Neolith is made to be touched. The relief of its texture brings to mind the surface of carved stone from the architectural tradition. Its design is a majestic way of updating craftwork, allowing it to blend seamlessly with the most modern of styles.

Characteristics

  • Use:

    Wall & Floor, Wall, Décor

  • Edge profile:

    Rectified

  • Material:

    Ceramic, Porcelain

  • Thickness:

    9.1mm, 9.4mm

  • Sizes mm:

    595x595, 595x295

  • Finish:

    Matt

  • Shade variation:

    Moderate

Technical specs

  • R rating:

    R10

  • Pendulum test:

    N/A

Additional information:

Floor tiles are made of porcelain and have a thickness of 9.4mm and an R Rating of R10. Wall and décor tiles are made of ceramic and have a thickness of 9.1mm.

Neolith is made to be touched. The relief of its texture brings to mind the surface of carved stone from the architectural tradition. Its design is a majestic way of updating craftwork, allowing it to blend seamlessly with the most modern of styles.

Order a sample of Neolith

Order up to 4 samples for free. Delivered within 48 hours.

Note: In most cases you will receive a full-size sample, but for some products this may differ.

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Tile terminology glossary

  • Matt finish tile

    A tile with a non shiny surface which has very little reflection regardless of any lighting.

  • Satin finish tile

    A tile with a slight sheen to it offering a small amount of light reflection at certain angles.

  • Polished finish tile

    A tile which has been mechanically polished with a diamond wheel to give a very high shine. This is different to a glazed tile which also offers a reflection as this is achieved by coating the tile with a glaze on the surface.

  • Shade variation

    Shade variation is a difference in colour or texture from one tile to the next.

  • PTV (Pendulum Test Value)

    A slip resistance test generated by swinging a rubber footed pendulum over the surface of a floor or tile which in turn records the friction or slip resistance. A rating of 36+ is considered as anti-slip, where a value less than 36 are not considered suitable for anti-slip purposes.

  • Rectified tile

    A product that has been through an additional process where the tile is cut after the baking process to produce a clean edge on all sides – ideal for a minimal grout line.

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