Not all ceramic tiles are suitable for lining swimming pools. Constant humidity and water pressure, temperature changes, exposure to chlorine - ordinary finishing tiles are not capable of withstanding all this and maintaining a good appearance. In addition, the pool lining must have high antibacterial properties. Only special tiles for pools, porcelain stoneware and smalt have all the necessary qualities.

Pool tiles made from special types of clay that are resistant to high temperatures. Before firing, the tiles are shaped and pressed to remove all the liquid contained in the clay. Then the ceramic plates are fired at a very high temperature - up to 1200 degrees (regular ceramic tiles will burn at this temperature). The result is an ideal finishing material for use in conditions of constant contact with water - almost zero water absorption, maximum antibacterial properties (the tile is so smooth that it does not allow microorganisms to develop on its surface); high resistance to aggressive environments and durability.

Pool tiles are produced in two types - glazed and with an anti-slip coating. Glazed tiles are suitable for cladding the walls of the pool, and for those places where there is a possibility of slipping (the bottom of the pool, stairs, curbs) you need to use anti-slip tiles. Pool tile collections should include not only basic tiles, but also various decorative details and additional elements that will make the pool not only durable, but also stylish.

There are many possibilities for decorating a pool when facing it with ceramic tiles - various mosaics on the bottom, wall decoration with panels made of glazed photo tiles. Photo tiles are made to order and installed alongside regular tiles of the same size.

Porcelain tiles According to its characteristics, it is quite suitable for lining a swimming pool. The manufacturing process is similar to the production of pool tiles: porcelain tiles are also pressed and fired at high temperatures. Therefore, ceramic granite material is extremely durable, with a low coefficient of water absorption.

To finish the pools, matte porcelain tiles with an anti-slip coating are used.

But porcelain stoneware has a significant drawback - a small selection of colors and the absence of various decors in the collections. However, recently, technologies for laser and waterjet cutting of porcelain stoneware have been actively developing, which will probably soon make it possible to create even various mosaic panels from ceramic granite.

But the most popular material for lining pools is smalt, small glass tiles. This finishing material is quite expensive, but it is worth it. Smalt does not fade, does not fade, and has a very attractive appearance - each of its tiles plays and shimmers with its own shades. Smalt, made with the addition of artificial aventurine, looks extremely impressive and rich; moreover, such tiles will withstand even severe frost (up to -30 degrees) and can be used for finishing outdoor pools. Smalt provides endless possibilities for designers; it is ideal for various panels and mosaics.

It is also important to choose the color scheme of the cladding. After all, a swimming pool should bring joy to you and your loved ones. Traditionally, blue and green-blue shades of finishing are used for pools. They create the illusion of depth and coolness of water. Facing with dark-colored materials will create a beautiful mirror effect of the water surface, and light finishing materials will give the water transparency.

Whatever material you choose for lining the pool, you must follow certain rules when laying it. Otherwise, your pool will not last long.

Firstly, before the cladding itself, it is necessary to make high-quality waterproofing using special waterproofing compounds. For small-sized pools, it is enough to apply this composition in two layers. A large pool requires three layers of waterproofing. The first layer must be applied especially carefully, covering every crack. The second layer is applied together with a mesh of polymer materials. After applying each layer, you need to let it dry for at least 6 hours, and only then begin to coat the next one. After all layers have been applied and dried, the pool is usually filled with water to check the quality of the waterproofing done.

Secondly, it is very important to use special adhesives when laying tiles and grout for joints, suitable for use in constant contact with water. The adhesive must consist of epoxy, latex, polymer or cement-epoxy resin. No other will do. When tiling pools, glue is applied not only to the surface of the tiles, but also to the walls or bottom.

Grout for joints should also be epoxy. If cement grout is used, it must be diluted with latex plasticizer.

When laying mosaic panels, it is important to choose the right color of both glue and grout. Glass mosaic “absorbs” the colors surrounding it and, if you select the grout and glue inappropriately, it can look completely different from what you imagined.

Only the right choice of facing material, compliance with the necessary installation and waterproofing standards will make your pool durable and beautiful.

The article was prepared by Natalya Shipilova.

Covering the pool bowl with ceramic tiles is one of the most popular finishing methods. The installation process is labor-intensive and must be performed by professionals, but the choice of high-quality, beautiful and durable material is yours.

Manufacturing companies clearly understand that tiles for a swimming pool, especially an outdoor one, are used under special conditions. Therefore, separate collections are developed that have a number of specific characteristics.

Products must be extremely resistant to not only moisture (water absorption should not exceed 6%), but also microorganisms, as well as chemical reagents. If the construction is carried out in the open air, precipitation, temperature and humidity changes, and the influence of ultraviolet radiation are added to the number of external influences. Accordingly, the finishing material must be resistant to these factors.

Ceramic tiles for swimming pools must have anti-slip properties, be textured and rough.

Types of facing tiles and porcelain tiles for bowls, walls, pool floors

First of all, the cladding material is classified according to its slip level. The corresponding marking is applied to the packaging.

Class A - used only in dry rooms (locker rooms, entrances, rest rooms).

Class B - used in showers, in areas around the bowl.

Class C – the highest anti-slip rating. Optimal for installation on steps and slopes that go under water.

Pool tiles can be made of different materials:

• Glass mosaic. It is made using oxides, retains color perfectly, has a rich palette and a flexible base, which provides ample installation possibilities. Each part is easy to replace if necessary. The tiles can withstand temperature changes and freeze-thaw cycles, which is important for outdoor pools.
• Ceramic clinker. It is universal, produced using a special technology: firing at high temperatures and applying a glaze that penetrates the entire thickness. This provides protection from moisture.
• Porcelain. Durable and functional, the surface resembles glass.

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A swimming pool is a complex hydraulic structure, so special requirements are placed on its facing materials. They must have a number of technical characteristics that meet the specific conditions of their operation: first of all, zero or close to zero coefficient of water absorption, impact resistance, frost resistance, as well as resistance to ultraviolet radiation and the action of chemical reagents. That is why ordinary tiles used for tiling, for example, a kitchen or bath, are absolutely not suitable for a swimming pool.

Basic technical requirements

One of the most important criteria when choosing tiles for laying in a pool is its minimum water absorption (this indicator directly depends on the porosity of the tile; the larger it is, the higher the water absorption). It is this parameter that guarantees the durability of the facing material, and therefore the service life of the entire structure. After all, even the slightest seepage of water into the porous base of the tile can make it brittle and brittle and lead to the gradual destruction of not only the finishing coating, but also to the violation of waterproofing and protection of the structural elements of the pool. That's why; If the lining of the pool bowl was carried out without taking this requirement into account and the finishing ceramics turned out to be insufficiently waterproof, the material will have to be completely changed - there is no other way out. According to the unified European standard UNI EN 99, the water absorption coefficient of tiles designed specifically for a swimming pool should not exceed 5%.

Water absorption also significantly affects the ultimate strength of the tile, or its ability to resist bending loads. And only a material with a dense structure and low porosity will give excellent results, withstanding multi-ton water pressure on the walls and floor of the pool bowl. In addition, the absence of holes and voids in the body of the tile eliminates the possibility of the appearance and reproduction of various bacteria and microorganisms in them, which actively destroy the lining from the inside and secrete a mucous coating, which makes it slippery and dangerous and is an additional factor in water pollution.

The finishing of the aquazone must be resistant to aggressive environments. The water in the pool either contains chlorine or has a low pH level, and the lining must be periodically washed with special cleaning agents. Therefore, in order to minimize and simplify the maintenance of the pool, for lining the bowl it is necessary to choose a material with a perfectly flat, smooth surface. Such characteristics will perfectly save money and time.

Anti-slip surface

Special attention should be paid to the tiles intended for laying the floor of the aqua zone. The fact is that water can accumulate on the floor in such places, so there is a risk of slipping and injury. This is why floor tiles for swimming pools and the rooms in which they are located are subject to the European Union Building Materials Directive 93/68/EWG, which sets standards for anti-slip flooring. To give the tile an anti-slip (anti-slip) effect, various notches or a relief pattern or a special composition are applied to its surface, making it rough. According to the DIN 51097 standard, there are three classes of such coatings used in areas such as baths, swimming pools, showers, that is, where people walk barefoot. Each class corresponds to a specific installation area. Class “A” includes materials suitable for covering floors in locker rooms and other fairly dry rooms. Class “B” tiles are intended for showers, pool walkways, inclined edges and approaches to them. For finishing the steps of the stairs, as well as inclined slopes that go under water, class “C” materials are used, which have the highest anti-slip rating.

Sizes and shapes

There are certain restrictions regarding the shape and size of finishing elements. You cannot tile the pool bowl with any tile you like, and a large one at that. This is explained by the fact that its walls and bottom are subject to enormous mechanical water pressure, which even a powerful structure may not withstand. Therefore, in order for the tile to maintain its integrity in such extreme conditions and not peel off from the base, its dimensions should not be larger than those provided for by the Olympic standard - 12.5x24.5 cm. Rectangular pools can be tiled with large tiles (12.5x25.15x15 cm) , but not exceeding the specified standard, and for pools of complex configurations, smaller ceramic products are used (2x2; 2.5x5; 5x5; 10 x 10 cm).

The seams between the tiles are the most important compensation component in the pool, so they are made a little wider than usual. Determine the thickness of the seam based on the size of the tile (mosaic). Ceramic tile sets may include special shaped products and accessories designed for finishing corners, edges and sides of the pool, overflow gutters, etc. The presence of such ready-made parts greatly simplifies the cladding process, allowing you to equip the pool with the necessary safety elements without wasting time and effort, while at the same time giving it a complete stylish look.

Glass

Taking into account the coefficient of water absorption, the ideal material for lining the pool bowl is glass mosaic - an alloy of silicon sand with other components and additives of coloring oxides. Glass has zero water absorption and high water resistance. The glass mosaic coating is durable, heat- and frost-resistant, practically does not collapse and does not fade under the influence of chemical reagents. Moreover, it has a solid structure, which means it is not susceptible to the influence of microorganisms and bacteria and can be used for finishing swimming pools. To increase mechanical strength, the mosaic is tempered in a special way: for example, it is subjected to additional firing at that stage of the technological process when molten glass is poured into molds. As for the color palette, it is difficult to describe, it is so rich. To achieve multi-colored glass, a wide variety of substances are added: from boron, cadmium and selenium to the semi-precious mineral aventurine and mother-of-pearl. The colors of the mosaic finish retain their brightness even under water, and thanks to its movement, the effect of the painting comes to life.

The most common form of typesetting elements (they are also called modules, chips, tesserae) is square. The smaller they are, the more detailed the image will be and the more accurate the drawing (panels, ornaments). Mosaic pieces in accordance with the selected sample are collected into matrices. The final mosaic panel, the area of ​​which can be several square meters, is made up of these fragments already in place and installed in the same way as an ordinary tiled covering. The flexible base of the mosaic allows it to be used on any surface, including curved ones.

Ceramics

Among ceramic facing materials, only porcelain tiles and some types of clinker have the required water absorption rate. They are manufactured using technologies specifically designed to maximize density and reduce porosity of the material. Porcelain ceramic tiles are made by pressing a mixture of white clay, kaolin, feldspars and quartz - the clay dough recipe is similar to the composition of porcelain, hence the name. To obtain different shades, coloring substances, usually oxides of various metals, are added to the mixture. After pressing (by pressing or extrusion), the products are fired at a temperature of 1250-1300 °C. As a result, the components are not only sintered, but also largely melted. Thanks to this structure, porcelain ceramic tiles receive high mechanical strength and a very dense, glassy surface, so they are usually not glazed.

Clinker tiles first appeared in Holland and were originally used for paving roads - durable and strong. Today, thanks to its unique properties, the scope of application of tiles has expanded significantly. Clinker is a natural material that is made from special plastic grades of clay. Clinker tiles can also be pressed and extruded. The pressed plates are fired at high temperatures (1300-1400 °C). During the manufacturing process, glassy chamotte is added to the mass - a substance that turns the material into one of the most durable ceramic products. Due to its large thickness and density, it can withstand strong pressure, as well as significant temperature changes. To finish swimming pool bowls, glazed clinker with a water absorption of no more than 3% is used.

Building a swimming pool is quite a difficult task. And we’re not even talking about how difficult it is to dig a hole for a bowl or fill it with concrete. It is important to correctly carry out all the necessary communications and cladding with reliable materials. It is worth noting that today there are not so many options for finishing a concrete-based swimming structure. First of all, these are tiles (based on various mineral components), mosaics, which can be classified as a type of tiles, and polyvinyl chloride film, designed specifically for swimming pools. This article will discuss the selection and installation of pool tiles.

The most beautiful pools can be obtained by lining the bowl with ceramic tiles. In addition, using it to decorate the interior can solve a number of important problems, since this material has many advantages.

Pool tiles photo

Qualities that pool tiles should have

• First of all, it should be borne in mind that ordinary ceramic tiles used for finishing bathrooms or kitchens are not suitable for tiling a swimming pool. After all, its surface will be affected by various microorganisms, chemical reagents used as disinfectants, as well as water, which exerts enormous pressure.
• In those cases when the swimming area is equipped in the open air, it is necessary to take into account possible frosts, as well as sudden temperature changes. That is why products must have increased resistance to various environmental factors, including negative ones, and be as frost-resistant and impact-resistant as possible.
• In addition, important advantages of pool tiles include their reliability, practicality, resistance to natural conditions, and durability. Since there is a high probability of slipping when you are near water, one of the main properties of the tile should be anti-slip. That is, manufacturers need to provide for surface relief, its roughness, or cover the product with some kind of protective agent. It is very important that the product does not absorb moisture, that is, it has water resistance properties and has a minimum water repellency coefficient.

• Another necessary indicator for many pool owners is the beautiful appearance of the structure. This characteristic is fully implemented by almost all manufacturers. Today you can purchase goods in various color shades, with a variety of patterns and ornaments on the front side, as well as with imitation of natural materials, with a variety of textures and shapes.

How to choose the right tiles for pool cladding, and what important characteristics should you pay attention to?

How to choose tiles for a pool bowl

It is quite difficult to choose a product that will not only decorate the overall appearance of the pool, but will also become a reliable and durable cladding material that will not lose its effectiveness for many years. In order to simplify the purchase procedure, you can adhere to a number of rules and criteria.

• So the first thing you should pay attention to is water absorption rate. This criterion should approach zero in its value. If the tile is too porous, then its structure will be easily saturated with moisture, as a result of which the service life of the material is reduced, the product becomes fragile and easily deformed.

• The longer bad tiles remain in a damp environment, the more serious the consequences will be, not only directly for the product, but also for the entire structure. Over time, the integrity of the waterproofing will begin to deteriorate, which will lead to the destruction of important components of the structure. The standards very strictly regulate the water absorption rate, so this coefficient should not be higher than 3%.
• You should only purchase products that have dense structure and minimal porosity. Since the strength of the product and its ability to withstand certain loads depend on this. Also, if there is a porous structure, there is a high probability of growth of pathogenic bacteria or microorganisms that secrete mucus on the lined walls and bottom of the bowl. Such plaque not only spoils the appearance, polluting the water, but is also dangerous to health. After all, on a slippery surface it is very difficult to stay on your feet and not fall.
• When choosing a specific product, you should focus on those options where the surface does not have a porous structure, is smooth and does not pose a threat to human stability. The smooth front side will simplify the maintenance of the pool; washing products without pores is much easier.
• In general, all tiles used for finishing swimming pools, showers, baths or saunas, that is, in those rooms where a person walks barefoot on a wet floor, are divided into several classes based on the coating and its anti-slip characteristics. Anti-slip pool tiles are marked in Latin letters, starting from the minimum angle of inclination at which a bare foot can not slip. Each batch of manufactured products is tested for tilt. That is, those products where the bare foot is able to hold on only at 12 degrees of inclination belong to category A, if the angle of inclination is increased to 18 degrees - this is B-class, and 24 degrees, respectively, is C-class.

• Products of class A are intended for the construction of pedestrian paths, where the level of humidity is minimal, for flooring in locker rooms, in recreation areas, as well as at the bottom of the swimming pool bowl, where the depth is more than 80 cm. Category B is installed on pedestrian paths for walking barefoot, in showers , near the sides, pools for beginner swimmers or children, bowl depth less than 80 cm, stairs from 1 m wide, on both sides of which there are handrails. And class C is used in the area around the pool, as well as for the sides of the bowl; it is not recommended to use this product for steps into the pool and coverings with a slope.
• Choose a specific one material, from which the facing product will be made should be based on personal preference. Today there are several main varieties:
  • glass;
  • ceramics.

Moreover, each material has its own specific advantages and disadvantages, and it is very difficult to recommend any one type.

Glass tiles for swimming pool

Glass products have the lowest possible water absorption rate. Such products are made on the basis of flint sand, with the addition of various coloring oxides.

The advantages of this material include the following parameters:

• has a fairly high water resistance;
• long service life;
• is heat-resistant and frost-resistant;
• is not afraid of chemical reagents and does not change its appearance under their influence;
• has a continuous structure, without pores in which microorganisms can multiply;
• has high impact resistance; to increase mechanical resistance, products are hardened in a special way, that is, they undergo an additional firing stage;
• a varied color palette, to achieve a wide range of colors, various elements and substances are added to the mass of glass during manufacturing (boron, mother of pearl, cadmium, minerals, selenium, and so on), the colors retain their brightness, and especially shimmer under water, creating an effect of stunning beauty.

Mosaic tiles for swimming pools are mainly made from glass. The shape of individual elements and sizes may vary, but the most common are small squares. From very small modules you can create the most detailed paintings. The main difference between mosaic and tile is its base, which is flexible and can be mounted even on semicircular and any other curved surfaces.

Ceramic tiles for swimming pool

Ceramic products have been used by humans for thousands of years and have not yet lost their popularity. Of course, every year the quality of tiles improves, new elements are added to the compositions that can significantly improve the characteristics of the material.

Among the most important advantages of ceramic tiles are:

• practicality and durability;
• beautiful external design;
• high water-repellent properties;
• significant strength indicator;
• excellent fire resistance;
• hygiene and safety;
• easy care.

Ceramic tiles for pools differ in the composition of the main components from products for finishing bathrooms. The lowest percentage of water absorption is found in porcelain products and some types of clinker. In their production, technologies are used that increase the density of the product and reduce porosity.

• Goods manufactured under the guise porcelain ceramics, contains white clay, feldspar, kaolin and quartz. Due to the fact that this set of ingredients is similar to porcelain mass, the tile got its name. To give the finished product a certain color shade, oxides of various metals are added to the base; options with the presence of other coloring substances are also possible.
  • After the clay dough is kneaded, the pressing process occurs, this can either be placing the products under a press, or squeezing the mass through an extruder. Next, the firing stage necessarily follows, which takes place at an elevated temperature of about 1300 degrees. This makes it possible to achieve not only the melting of all elements in the composition, but also their sintering with each other. It is thanks to this process that tiles based on porcelain ceramics have high density and strength. It is not afraid of mechanical impact, and its front side has a surface resembling glass, that is, such production does not involve additional glazing.
• But still, many owners of their own or public pools prefer to use for finishing clinker tiles. This product does not absorb moisture, is safe from an environmental point of view, and also has an anti-slip surface. This type of tile was first discussed in Holland. In this country, these products were used for paving roads, which as a result served for quite a long time and reliably. In the modern world, the scope of application of the product has expanded significantly, because clinker is a natural material made from particularly plastic clay and glassy fireclay.

• The production stages are similar to the production of other ceramic products. First, the mass is pressed or extruded, and then fired at a temperature of about 1400 degrees. Due to the presence of chamotte in the composition, the finished product is as durable as possible. And if we take into account its thickness and density, then we can say that this particular tile is capable of withstanding enormous loads, the pressure of tons of water, as well as temperature changes.

Of course, it is best to use glazed clinker for pools; its water absorption coefficient does not exceed 3%. These products are manufactured at a higher temperature (approximately 1500 degrees). The glaze, which penetrates even the smallest pores and closes them, prevents not only moisture from penetrating inside, but also does not allow microorganisms to develop on the surface of the tile. Since the front side has a smooth structure, caring for the product is quite simple. Due to the fact that the glaze can be of a wide variety of shades, clinker colors have a wide range of products.

Pool tiles are usually distinguished not only by color or shape, but also by material and basic characteristics. It is important to comply with the standards established by experts and adhere to the existing division into classes. It is recommended to use tiles intended only for outdoor pools, as well as products labeled only for the bottom of the bowl for cladding steps. This is very important, since the safety of people in the pool depends on it.

Laying tiles in the pool

• First of all, it should be noted that pool tiles are available in collections. That is, it consists of a specific set of elements, each of which has its own specific purpose. Such collections, as a rule, include background tiles, which usually come in three primary colors - white, green or blue; the variations in shades can be very different. The background is intended for both the bottom of the bowl and the walls, which is why it has a different surface texture.
• In addition to background tiles, the collection necessarily includes decor. These elements include panels and friezes. The theme of the decorative elements is close to marine.

• There are also special tiles that are intended for shaped parts. That is, they are used to finish drainage gutters, sides, steps, corners, edges and other structural parts. Without them, it would be very difficult to complete the finishing, since standard tiles would have to be adjusted to the required size. This would lead to the generation of too much waste, and, therefore, the expenditure of resources would be irrational. It is worth keeping in mind that all multi-level structural elements located in the water must have contrasting edges so that they can be easily distinguished while in the pool.
• It is important to purchase for pool cladding products that are designed for this job. Since ordinary tiles will not suit a number of parameters. First of all, this concerns the size and appearance (pool tiles have rounded edges). Do not use large-sized products for the walls and bottom of the bowl. The fact is that the swimming structure is subject to enormous pressure exerted by water. And in order for the cladding to maintain its integrity in such conditions, each of its elements should not be larger than the specified dimensions - 125x245 mm. If the bowl has a rectangular shape, then it is allowed to use tiles measuring 150x150 mm. When finishing complex shapes, smaller cladding is used; the width and length can vary from 20 to 100 mm.

• It is also equally important to know that the seams between the tiles in the pool must be larger than usual when finishing a bath or kitchen, since water exerts enormous pressure on the walls of the bowl, which bend under the load by several millimeters. If the tiles are laid end to end, they will soon begin to become covered with a network of cracks. Bacteria and microorganisms begin to develop in such microcracks.
• So, most often the bowls of a swimming structure are finished with tiles and mosaics. It should be borne in mind that mosaic panels are recommended to be installed only in indoor pools. This is due to the fact that under the influence of a sharp temperature change, small elements begin to fall off. We have to carry out restoration work after every winter season. The tiles are more resistant to various temperature fluctuations, but even in this case, it is advisable to reseal the seams every 3-4 years.
• Cladding the walls of the pool is carried out approximately 3-5 days after the completion of the stage of plastering and waterproofing the bowl. Finishing is done in rows, horizontally, starting from the walls. For more accurate positioning, the surface is marked using plumb lines or beacon guides; when laying each row, the evenness is checked by level. In the case when paintings are laid out from tiles, it is recommended to start from the middle of the surface and move to the edges so as not to disturb the centering of the image.

• Laying tiles on the bottom of the pool must comply with the mandatory rules. So, it is important to install not in rows, but in triangles. Usually the bottom is conventionally divided into 4 triangles, along which installation is carried out. Cut tiles will be located along the edges of the resulting shapes. That is, the cladding begins with a row near the wall, followed by a row perpendicular to it, which will be a guide for all subsequent ones.
• It is important to choose the right adhesive for finishing your pool. The glue must be elastic, frost-resistant and as resistant to water as possible. If the choice is made correctly, the lining will last for many years and provide the necessary safety to people in the pool. For tiles, it is recommended to use adhesives with adhesion from 1 MPa, and for mosaics, the best option would be adhesive with adhesion from 2.5 MPa. Experts recommend latex-based preparations; they are believed to be able to provide the most reliable adhesion.
• You can apply the adhesive correctly using a notched trowel, the size of which matches the size of the tile being installed. To maintain the required distance between elements, special crosses of the required sizes should be used. When the installation of the main elements is completed and the glue has been kept for the time specified in the instructions, you can begin to apply grout and seal the seams. The joints help not only to close the seams, but also to give the entire structure a pleasant aesthetic appearance. Usually they are matched to the same color as the tiles, differing by a couple of shades, but there is an option in which contrasting grout is used. The basic rule for choosing this composition is maximum water resistance.

Tip: if you need to lay a lot of small mosaic elements, you can pre-glue them onto paper sheets, with the help of which it is quite easy to transfer the assembled elements to the surface of the bowl of the swimming structure. To remove the paper, simply wet it.

Pool tiles manufacturers and prices

And the last thing that is important to know before purchasing pool tiles is the main manufacturers. Thus, products from German manufacturers have proven themselves to be the best.

The most popular products on the domestic and foreign markets are the following:

• interbau/blink the average cost is 2500-3000 rubles/m2;
• agrob buchtal the price of tiles is about 1800-3000 rubles/m2.

The product meets all important requirements, has high technical characteristics and is distinguished by a wide variety of shapes, colors and textures.