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Newer publications replace it: BSI BS 6431-1, BSI BS 6431-20, BSI BS 6431-21 and 1 more
Clay tiles for flooring (dimensions and workmanship)
Specification for Clay Tiles for Flooring
The clay tiles shall be made from high-quality natural clay, ensuring durability and aesthetic appeal. They must be fired at appropriate temperatures to achieve optimal hardness and resistance to wear.
The tiles should have a uniform size and shape with smooth edges to facilitate easy installation and alignment. The surface finish should be non-slip and suitable for flooring applications.
Clay tiles must possess adequate thickness to withstand mechanical stresses encountered in flooring environments. They should also be resistant to moisture, stains, and temperature variations.
Color and texture should be consistent throughout the batch, adhering to specified design requirements. Tiles must comply with relevant industry standards and certifications for safety and quality.
Installation guidelines and maintenance instructions should be provided to ensure longevity and performance of the flooring system.
Quality, shape, range of ceramic floor tiles and clay floor quarries, sills and associated fittings.
Preferred sizes for modular ceramic floor tiles: 100 x 100 x 9.5 mm and 200 x 100 x 9.5 mm, and for modular clay floor quarries: 200 x 100 x 19 mm and 100 x 100 x 19 mm.
Predominant range in non-modular clay floor quarries: from 229 x 229 x 32 mm to 150 x 150 x 15 mm.
Full range of fittings illustrated for each type.
Sampling methods; tests for warpage, curvature and water absorption.
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