Product Range and Specifications

The document details a variety of ceramic tile products under the "TERRA" and "ICONA" series, including wall and floor tiles with different firing methods and sizes.

Tile Types and Firing Methods

• Bicottura (Double Fired Tiles): Includes wall tiles such as TERRA B, TERRA DB, TERRA M, TERRA DM, ICONA B1, ICONA M1, and their lighter versions (L.TERRA, L.ICONA). Thickness typically around 7.5 mm or 4.5 mm for lighter tiles.
• Monocottura (Single Fired Tiles): Primarily floor tiles like TERRA DB, TERRA DM, TERRA DR, TERRA DJ, TERRA DL, TERRA DV, and their variants. Thickness ranges from 6.2 mm to 7.3 mm.

Sizes and Formats

• Common sizes include 10x10 cm (4"x4"), 20x20 cm (8"x8"), 30x30 cm (12"x12"), 4.5x20 cm (1.8"x8"), and 8x30 cm (3.1"x12").
• Thickness varies by product and format, generally between 4.5 mm and 7.5 mm.

Product Codes and Variants

• Each tile type has multiple variants identified by codes such as TERRA 10A, TERRA 20DB, TERRA 30DM, ICONA 10A1, etc.
• Mix versions (e.g., TERRA B MIX, TERRA M MIX) and lighter versions (prefixed with L.) are available for coordinated design options.

Applications and Coordination

The tiles are categorized for use as wall coverings (rivestimenti) or floor tiles (pavimenti), with coordinated wall tile options available to match floor tiles for cohesive interior design.

Key Parameters and Recommendations

• Thickness: Critical for installation compatibility; ranges from 4.5 mm (lighter wall tiles) to 7.5 mm (standard wall tiles) and up to 7.3 mm for floor tiles.
• Size Selection: Multiple sizes allow for flexible design layouts, from small mosaics (10x10 cm) to larger floor tiles (30x30 cm).
• Firing Method: Double fired tiles are primarily for walls, offering durability and aesthetic finish; single fired tiles are designed for floor use, providing strength and wear resistance.

Summary Table of Key Tile Specifications

Conclusion

This document provides a comprehensive overview of the TERRA and ICONA ceramic tile collections, detailing their sizes, thicknesses, firing methods, and intended applications. It supports selection for both wall and floor installations with coordinated options to ensure design harmony. The clear distinction between double fired (wall) and single fired (floor) tiles is critical for proper use and durability.