Porcelain stoneware is derived from a mixture of water and clay and is transformed through the extrusion process in a raw slab by the extraordinary mechanical characteristics. The exclusive process of transformation of the clay raw confers greater cohesion to the material and allows to obtain a sheet of thickness 1 - 1.3 cm. The vitrification ensures maximum resistance to water absorption as closes the pores of the material, and give the top high resistance to stains.
PORCELAIN STONEWARE: AN ECO-SUSTAINABLE AND SAFE MATERIAL It comes from a mix of natural raw materials common in nature, mainly sands and clays, the extraction of which respects the environment. It is a 100% recyclable material and can be disposed of without risk to the environment.