Specifications:
The document details metallic slabs with antibacterial protection, available in thin porcelain stoneware. The slabs are rectified and chamfered with a thickness of 5.5 mm. They come in sizes of 300x100 cm and 100x100 cm, with finishes in Iron Corten.

Performance and Standards:
The slabs feature high-definition inkjet 3D effects and decoration. They have a slipperiness resistance of R9 (Corten) according to DIN 51130, a DCOF of ≥ 0.42 according to ANSI A326.3, and a µ >0.40 (Corten) according to BCRA TORTUS. The breaking strength is ≥ 175 Ibf as per ASTM C 1505, and they comply with ISO 10545-6 and ASTM C 1243 for chemical etching resistance. The slabs are resistant to deep abrasion and stains, with Class A resistance according to ASTM standards.

Environmental Commitment:
Cotto d’Este emphasizes sustainability, using renewable energy and recycling materials to reduce the carbon footprint. The company is a member of the U.S. Green Building Council and the Italian Green Building Council, promoting environmentally responsible building practices.

Intended Use:
The slabs are suitable for residential, light commercial, and intensive commercial use, including offices, public areas, restaurants, and more. They are also suitable for outdoor areas requiring anti-slip flooring.

Warranty and Certifications:
The slabs come with a 20-year residential warranty and a 10-year public warranty. They comply with ISO 13006-G, EN 14411-G, and ANSI A137.3 standards.

Contact Information:
Cotto d’Este is located in Sassuolo, Italy, and is part of Panariagroup Industrie Ceramiche S.p.A.