Rockin’

The trend-setting nature of stone is the concept behind the ROCKIN’ collection.‎ It draws inspiration from a type of English stone quarried in the Lake District which has been re-elaborated graphically with the addition of micro-pebbles to enhance the natural mottled effect.‎ The result is an elegant, restrained look that fits in with the micro-grit trend while displaying an utterly original personality.‎ The collection comes in four colours and a wide range of sizes which can be combined among themselves to enhance the look of indoor and outdoor spaces.‎ Ice, the palest and most luminous shade in the palette, goes well both with Desert, a warm tone enhanced by contrasting micro-intrusions, and with Grey, the colour that is closest to that of the original natural stone.‎ The final shade in the palette is Lava, an intense colour reminiscent of volcanic rock.‎ROCKIN’ comes in four different patterns, one for each colour, created using 3D Tech technology to enhance the appeal of stone with elegant and realistic relief effects.‎ Floral imitates sandblasting techniques with soft natural shapes, while Lozenge features geometries with an engraved, bush-hammered and polished look.‎ Net decorates walls with a small diamond pattern and finally Blast recreates an artisanal bush-hammered effect.‎ The 20x120 cm size opens up new possibilities for the world of stone, such as staggered or chevron layouts.‎ The ROCKIN’ collection is produced using Flaviker’s state-of-the-art production technologies and in particular uses Fullbody3D mixed bodies in which the surface design extends through the tile’s thickness.‎ TECHNICAL DATATECHNOLOGY: Full-body porcelain tile SURFACES: Natural, P.‎tech and Grip6 mm SIZES: 120x280 cm8.‎5 mm SIZES: 120x120 cm, 60x120 cm, 60x60 cm, 20x120 cmGrip R11 SIZES: 60x120 cm, thicknesses 8.‎5 mm and 20 mmCOLOURS: Ice, Desert, Grey, LavaAREAS OF USE: Interior and exterior floors and walls; residential and commercial buildingCOUNTRY OF PRODUCTION: Italy Подробная информация от производителя о ROCKIN’ Flaviker