Gres Tiles
High-Performance. Stylish. Built to Last economical
Gres tiles—often referring to Porcellanato Gres (Gres Porcelain)—are high-density, low-porosity ceramic tiles known for
their exceptional strength, durability, and resistance to moisture. Perfect for both indoor and outdoor applications,
gres tiles are widely used in residential, commercial, and industrial spaces where performance matters as much as
aesthetics.
Advantages
- Highly durable for long-term use
- Offers modern and classic design aesthetics
- Minimal upkeep required
Ideal Applications
- Indoor Flooring
- Bathrooms & Kitchens
- Terraces, Balconies & Patios
What Are Gres Tiles?
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Gres tiles are manufactured by firing refined clay and mineral mixtures at extremely high temperatures, resulting in
a compact, tiles with 3-5% water absorption. They are also known as porcelain gres tiles, and they come in a wide
range of finishes, sizes, and designs to suit all styles and surfaces.
Types of Gres Tiles
- Glazed Gres: A decorative glaze offers vibrant colors and patterns.
- Matt/Structured Gres: Textured surface for enhanced grip and natural looks.
Why Choose Gres Tiles?
- If you’re looking for a tile that combines top-tier performance with high-end style, gres tiles are an outstanding choice.
Key Features
- High Durability: Extremely resistant to wear, abrasion, and heavy foot traffic.
- Low Porosity: Water absorption below 3-5%, making them ideal for wet areas and outdoor use.
- Versatile Designs: Available in finishes that mimic stone, concrete, wood, marble, and more.
- Weather & Frost Resistant: Suitable for all climates—won’t crack or fade outdoors.
- Easy Maintenance: Resists stains, scratches, and chemicals; simple to clean.
Design Options
- They can be laid in classic straight lines or creative patterns like herringbone, basketweave, or diagonal grid to enhance your floor’s visual impact.
- Matte Finishes
- Wood-look & Stone-look Effects
- Patterned Tiles for Artistic Flair
- Ceramic floor tiles come in a variety of looks to suit any interior:
