STAACK Technical Porcelain

STAACK Technical Porcelain is produced by pressing mixtures of clear or coloured powders obtained from pigmented powders: this means that the tile is coloured throughout its thickness.

It is a material derived from a process of pressing at high temperatures of various minerals (such as clays, feldspars, sands, etc.). The derivation from natural materials with high mechanical characteristics, combined with pressing, give life to an innovative material, highly resistant to abrasion , breakage, chemical agents (and natural ones), fire and deformations over time typical of other materials such as real wood.

STAACK Technical Porcelain has an even higher breaking resistance than glazed porcelain stoneware.
Being extremely resistant to stress, it is ideal for use in both internal and external spaces with heavy traffic , such as those in commercial environments or public buildings.

STAACK Technical Porcelain can be used both as flooring and as wall covering.
One of the main uses is for the external cladding of ventilated facades, ensuring thermal and acoustic insulation .

Technical porcelain slabs, in fact, are more resistant and lighter than materials such as stone or marble and, from an aesthetic point of view, thanks to a wide range of colours and finishes, they can give the ideal touch to your environment.
Neutral shades like gray, beige and white are perfect for creating an elegant and versatile design that can adapt to any interior.

Glossy finishes enhance the brightness of rooms, ideal for kitchens and bathrooms.
Matte finishes, on the other hand, offer advantages in terms of resistance and maintenance, reproducing a more natural appearance.

For interior spaces, you can combine different shades and finishes to achieve excellent results in the kitchen, bathroom and living room.
For outdoor spaces, technical porcelain is ideal for terraces and gardens, thanks to its resistance and durability, while offering a refined aesthetic.