About this product
Bishkek is a Moroccan-look glazed porcelain tile in 60x60 cm with a matt finish. Its face is an interlaced geometric pattern of eight-point stars, with cream-white strapwork framing cobalt blue, burnt orange, sage green and black shapes in a repeating, mirrored layout. Water absorption is below 0.05% (ISO-10545-3), and breaking strength is above 1800 N with modulus of rupture above 40 N/mm2 (ISO-10545-4). Surface abrasion resistance is Class PEI 4 (2100 revolutions) (EN 154), stain resistance Class 5 (ISO-10545-14) and Mohs scratch hardness 5 (EN 101). Slip resistance (COF) is > 0.40 dry, > 0.40 wet (ISO-10545-17), and reaction to fire is Class A1 - A1 fl. It comes in the single 60x60 cm size.
Specifications
Buyer's guide
What to check
- Check water absorption, which is 0.5% or lower for porcelain tiles.
- Check breaking strength, flatness and edge straightness (rectified edges).
- Confirm the finish and slip resistance for the intended floor or wall area.
What to ask the supplier
- Ask for conformity to IS 15622 or ISO 13006 and the batch test report.
- Ask for box coverage in square metres and the shade and calibre code on each box.
Supplier facts
Business type
Manufacturer, Exporter
Core business
Glazed porcelain tiles (polished, high gloss, matt, carvin, sugar) · wooden plank tiles · architectural surfaces · 2 cm outdoor porcelain tiles · ceramic wall and subway tiles
Output
2 million square meters (Lavish Ceramics unit); Lavish Group: 1,00,000 Sq. Mtr./Day
In business since
2008
