Rushmore

Rushmore White 600x600mm

Rushmore

The first stone design where what you see is not what you get. The surface appears to be angular, but in reality it is soft. It seems to be a solid colour, but that is not the case. It looks like it doesn’t reflect, but if you walk on it, everything changes. Rushmore is inspired by the stone, re-interpreting it in an unconventional way.

Characteristics

  • Use:

    Wall & Floor

  • Edge profile:

    Rectified

  • Material:

    Porcelain

  • Thickness:

    10.5mm

  • Sizes mm:

    600x300, 600x600

  • Finish:

    Matt

  • Shade variation:

    Moderate

Technical specs

  • R rating:

    R9

  • Pendulum test:

    N/A

The first stone design where what you see is not what you get. The surface appears to be angular, but in reality it is soft. It seems to be a solid colour, but that is not the case. It looks like it doesn’t reflect, but if you walk on it, everything changes. Rushmore is inspired by the stone, re-interpreting it in an unconventional way.

  • Wall & Floor

    • Rushmore square beige

      Beige

    • rushmore rect beige

      Beige

    • Rushmore square white

      White

    • rushmore rect white

      White

    • Rushmore square grey

      Grey

    • rushmore rect grey

      Grey

    • Rushmore square black

      Black

    • rushmore rect black

      Black

Rushmore gallery

Order a sample of Rushmore

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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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