Marquiña White trims and mosaics for porcelain tile

Short description

Trims and mosaics from the same range, for finishing steps, skirtings and decorative areas. Sold by the piece and installed alongside the tiles from the collection.

Full description

Marquiña White — trims reproduces classic marble in porcelain stoneware, with the texture and tonal variation of the original material. It suits residential projects as much as commercial or hospitality spaces.

The material is porcelain stoneware. Shade variation is V2 — slight variation from tile to tile, and the R9 slip rating makes it suitable for dry areas.

Medium formats adapt easily to rooms with irregular geometry and leave less waste when cut.

Key benefits

• Porcelain stoneware with a marble look, resistant to wear and stains
• Trims in the same colour range as the tiles
• Sold by the piece, to match the quantity in your project
• Non-porous surface, easy to clean and hygienic
• Rectified edges, for minimal joints and precise alignment
• 4 formats in the same range, combinable in one project
• Shade variation V2 — slight variation from tile to tile
• No sealing treatment required after installation

Technical specifications

• Product type: porcelain trims and mosaics
• Collection: Marquiña
• Colour: White
• Look: marble look
• Material: porcelain stoneware
• Finish: high gloss lappato, natural, rectified matt
• Available sizes:
  • BATTISCOPA 6,5x120 cm
  • BATTISCOPA 7,5x60 cm
  • MOSAICO ESAGONI 26x30 cm
  • MOSAICO 36PZ 30x30 cm
• Shade variation: V2 — slight variation from tile to tile
• Slip resistance: R9 — dry areas
• Use: indoor, floor and wall
• Recommended for: living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, kitchens, bathrooms and commercial spaces
• Sold by: piece
• Delivery: made to order, subject to supplier stock

Recommendation

Lay on a stable, properly prepared substrate, using an adhesive suited to the format. For large formats, use a highly deformable adhesive and the double-buttering technique. Being a rectified product, it allows 2 mm joints; the joint should still not be omitted entirely. We recommend ordering 8–10% above the measured area, to cover cutting waste and keep a reserve for repairs.