Natural, timeless and elegant royal tiles
Building Premises, monument premises, landscapes, public gardens/parks, domestic drives, paths and patios, embankment stopes, and sand stabilization area etc. Pedestrain plazas, Shopping complexes ramps, car parks, office driveways, housing Colonies, office complexes, rural roads with low volume traffic, farm houses, beach sites, tourist resorts local authority footways, residential roads, etc. City streets, small and medium market roads low volume roads, utility cuts on arterial roads, etc. Bus terminals, industrial complexes, mandi houses, road on expansive soils, factory floor, service stations, industrial pavements etc. Container terminals, ports, docks yards, mine access road, bulk cargo handling areas, airport pavements.
royal terracotta tiles
A royal tile is a manufactured piece of hard-wearing material such as ceramic, stone, metal, or even glass, generally used for covering roofs, floors, walls, showers, …Appropriate refined clay is formed to the desired shape. It is placed in a kiln, and then fired. The typical firing temperature is around 1,000 °C, though it may be as low as 600 °C. The iron content, reacting with oxygen during firing, gives the fired body a reddish color or brown. White-colored terracotta is known as pipe clay, as such clays were later preferred for tobacco pipes.
royal tiles
We choose tile for your home? Ceramic and terracotta tiles are versatile, durable and stylish. Choose from hundreds of colors and styles to make any room look gorgeous. From wood-look to polished to contemporary to the timeless look of stone, Floor Decoration has the perfect tile for every look. You’ll find sizes ranging from traditional 12×12 to large format and rectangular tile. Check out our inkjet tile technology that look so real it’s like high definition TV for your floors and walls!
Bentonite
What is bentonite clay? It’s actually composed of clay made from volcanos, where numerous they are present. The name of the clay stems from the town where today much of the supply is still harvested. Montmorillonite clay,is harvested mostly in the U.S. and Italy....
