In order to produce a tile with properties similar to those of a through-body tile, two separate raw materials are compressed together during production. The top 3mm of the tile is made of a colored substance to give the surface color and character, while the base of the tile is often white. On a double-loaded tile, there is typically no pattern. The chip on the tile is not visible if it is smaller than the thickness of the top layer.
| Color: | |
|---|---|
| DESCRIPTION | TEST METHOD | REQUIREMENTS | WIFi STANDARD |
Surface Quality | ISO 10545 - 2:1997 | ≥95% Free from Visible Defect | 100% Free from Visible Defect |
Water Absorption | ISO 10545 - 3:1995 | ≤0.5% | ≤0.5% |
Abrasion Resistance | ISO 10545 - 7:1996 | Report Abrasion Class | Class 3 |
Slip Resistance | DIN 51130:2014 | Report Abrasion Class | R9 |
Crazing Resistance | ISO 10545 - 11:1994 | Required | Fully Resistance |
Stain Resistance | ISO 10545 - 14:2015 | Minimum Class 3 | Class 5 |
| DESCRIPTION | TEST METHOD | REQUIREMENTS | WIFi STANDARD |
Surface Quality | ISO 10545 - 2:1997 | ≥95% Free from Visible Defect | 100% Free from Visible Defect |
Water Absorption | ISO 10545 - 3:1995 | ≤0.5% | ≤0.5% |
Abrasion Resistance | ISO 10545 - 7:1996 | Report Abrasion Class | Class 3 |
Slip Resistance | DIN 51130:2014 | Report Abrasion Class | R9 |
Crazing Resistance | ISO 10545 - 11:1994 | Required | Fully Resistance |
Stain Resistance | ISO 10545 - 14:2015 | Minimum Class 3 | Class 5 |
