Ceramic tiles
Balcony Tile Solutions
The Balconeze Tile is an Acoustic Insulated Backed Ceramic Tile for use on Balconies and Walkway areas. Balconeze comes in a choice of colours. Unlike other forms of Balcony Tile, the Balconeze can be fitted by the Contractor directly, using the simple pegging system, it also has excellent sound reduction qualities.
- Acoustic Guarantee
- Insulating Back
- Loose Lay System
- Easy to Install
- Highly Durable
- Frost Resistant
- Solar Reflective
- Free Drainage
- Choice of Colours
- Non Slip - Riven Finish (R10)
- Easy to Clean
Colours Available:
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Arena |
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Negro |
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Tierra |
RUBBERTECH BALCONEZE TILE
Rubbertech Balconeze is a Ceramic Tile with a Rubber Granulate Backing, specifically designed for the protection of waterproofing membranes on flat roofs subject to foot traffic e.g. Balconies.
| Material | Porcelain Tile with Polyurethane Bound Rubber Granulate |
| Characteristics: Colour: |
Choice of Colours (Arena, Negro & Tierra) |
| Surface: | Porcelain Tile with Riven R10 Anti-Slip Finish |
| Lower Side: | Granulate with Drainage Channels |
| Other Data: | Plastic Connector Pins included |
| Dimensions/Tolerances: L x W, T: |
600 x 400 x 25 |
| Tolerances: | +/- 2mm |
| Area Weight: | |
| Test Data:Fire Resistance | B2 (DIN 4102 Part 1:1995-05) |
| Slip Resistance: | R10 |
| Chemical Resistance: | Conditionally resistant to acids and bases. |
| Temperature: | 40 ºC |
Installation:
If the waterproofing system covered is compatible with Rubbertech Balconeze Tile, lay the slabs directly over the waterproofing. If this is not the case, include a separating layer between them, e.g. a PE or PP geotextile with a minimum area weight of 300 g/m.
The slabs can be secured in place by interconnecting with the connector pins supplied.
Please Note:
Unsecured Balconeze Tiles may be subject to uplifting by strong winds e.g. in the event that one or more corners or sides are exposed, providing an attack surface for the wind. The slabs can be cemented to the waterproofing membrane by applying evenly spaced dabs of a suitable adhesive cement. Be certain to maintain a minimum separation of 1 cm between neighbouring slabs.