Gres Aragón-Faveker will be taking part in Cersaie, the international ceramic tile show, held in Bologna (Italy) from September 25th to 29th. The tile manufacturer will be presenting advanced tile solutions for architecture, the construction sector, and state-of-the-art homes.

One new product to be presented for the first time is Aradeck: a raised access floor system featuring extruded ceramic tiles, with all the high-performance properties typical of tile extrusion technologies. 

Aradeck can be mounted on pedestals and joists and it can also be mounted on a wooden base and used on flat roofs or terraces in many areas of homes or buildings. Not only is this system functional and highly efficient from an operative perspective, but it also ensures better air circulation, refrigeration and sound insulation when it is used in indoor spaces.   

Gres Aragón-Faveker, a specialist in the manufacture of extruded porcelain tiles, will also be showcasing its latest innovations in energy-efficient ventilated façades, special tiles, volumetric tile models, pool systems, and floor tiles for indoors and out.  

At Cersaie, visitors will also be able to check out the Urban20mm collection, made up of resistant 20mm-thick porcelain tiles suitable for any use. The 60x60cm tiles come in differing shades of white, grey and beige. 

Urban20mm can be used indoors and out, in raised access floor systems, or directly on outdoor lawns, sand or gravel. When the tiles are bonded with adhesive or cement adhesive, they are so resistant that they can withstand wheeled traffic. Urban20mm can be used for places like terraces, parks, beaches, and even parking areas. Gres Aragón’s Bioklinker anti-bacterial treatment also ensures greater hygiene.

During Cersaie, Faveker will be displaying its latest solutions in energy-efficient ventilated façades clad with extruded ceramic tiles. These façade systems, perfect for newbuilds or refurbishment projects, allow for energy savings of up to 40%.

In addition to the thermal insulation and high-performance properties of Faveker’s façades, they also stand out for their 48% recycled content. What is more, the façade systems can be fully recycled, a key factor in circular economy building criteria. 

One example of Gres Aragón-Faveker’s constant efforts to innovate and the company’s ongoing reinvestment is its new high-tech extruded tile manufacturing plant, one of the most advanced factories of its kind in the EU today.  

The plant is designed to produce zero waste in keeping with circular economy, energy saving and high-efficiency criteria. It has also led to a 3,500-tonne yearly reduction in CO2 emissions, helping to care very efficiently for the environment. 

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