20mm thick porcelain

The 20mm floor is the most revolutionary novelty of recent years in the tile sector. The tile factory has reached a level of quality in the design of its models in which it is not easy to innovate. The details, the textures of the tiles, the imitation of almost perfect natural elements. All this was achieved a few years ago and now what we see are more and more models with similar characteristics, of recognized quality but similar among them. Where we consider that the ceramic sector does have ample room for improvement is in the performance of the tiles and pavements. Some tile brands put their focus in this direction and a few years ago they began to develop 20mm thick porcelain tiles. To date, there are many factories that bet on this product and we already have a wide catalog of 20mm porcelain tiles.

This type of products has a very important decorative value in outdoor areas, as you can see in some images that we will show below or in our online catalog of 20mm porcelain tiles. It also has a number of advantages over other types of flooring. Some of them are the following: it is easy to install, easy to clean, reusable, resistant to frost, greater resistance to breakage than normal porcelain tiles, they are non-slip flooring, resistant to the passage of time, flexion and impact. Although we have mentioned several advantages and the extra resistance is one of the most outstanding, we believe that the one that distinguishes it most from the rest of pavements is the easy installation of this product. The 20mm pavements can be installed in three different ways: On grass, on gravel or raised on plots. They are pavements of such hardness that can be installed on a smooth surface without the need to do and work. So you can change position easily.

But it must be said and although they are few, it also has some disadvantage. The main one is the weight. This can make handling difficult and make transportation more expensive. This also makes the 20mm thick porcelain floor tiles placed exclusively on terraces, gardens, swimming pools ... in short, outdoor areas. The regulations on construction and rehabilitation of the home do not allow to overcome a certain weight per m2 of pavement, and the placement of these models could violate said regulations.