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Porcelain tile Verde Alpi, marble look, 7,5x7,5–120x280 cm, for indoor use
Porcelain tile Verde Alpi, marble look, 7,5x7,5–120x280 cm, for indoor use
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Nature bursts into space
Short description
Verde Alpi is a marble look porcelain tile with a high gloss lappato finish, suited to living rooms, bedrooms and hallways. Available in 6 formats, from 7,5x7,5 to 120x280 cm.
Full description
Verde Alpi 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 tile, 6 mm and 9 mm thick.
Large formats, up to 120x280 cm, reduce the number of joints and produce an almost continuous surface. The rectified finish allows 2 mm joints.
Key benefits
- Porcelain stoneware with a marble look, resistant to wear and stains
- Non-porous surface, easy to clean and hygienic
- Large formats, fewer joints, continuous look
- Rectified edges, for minimal joints and precise alignment
- 6 formats in the same range, combinable in one project
- No sealing treatment required after installation
Technical specifications
- Product type: porcelain tile
- Collection: Verde Alpi
- Colour: Verde Alpi
- Look: marble look
- Material: porcelain tile
- Finish: high gloss lappato, rectified matt
- Available sizes:
- 7,5x7,5 cm
- 7,5x30 cm
- 30x30 cm
- 60x60 cm
- 60x120 cm
- 120x280 cm
- Thickness: 6 mm, 9 mm
- Use: indoor, floor and wall
- Recommended for: living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, kitchens, bathrooms and commercial spaces
- Sold by: m²
- Weight: approx. 14.4–19.8 kg/m², depending on thickness
- 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.
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