01 May 2008

Turkish ceramics major Çanakkale Seramik and Kalebodur, part of the Kale has launched yet another unique porcelain ceramic tile series known as the luxury cement range that offers immense design possibilities to the building construction sector of the Middle East markets.

The innovative Luxury Cement series is so named due to the strong concrete reinforcement of a delicate porcelain ceramic tile range. This exclusive series is available in two rectified sizes of 60 cm by 60 cm and 30 cm by 60 cm that are dimensionally balanced and also available in two different design styles to suit the various requirements of residential and commercial premises. The typographic and floral patterns that are characteristic of the series are enriched further with gold and platinum colours to give the tiles a contemporary look and enhance their aesthetic appeal to clients.
Çanakkale Seramik and Kalebodur recently hit the headlines for having introduced the world's lightest, thinnest and largest dimension porcelain ceramic tiles called Kalesinterflex. This series is now produced with a polished surface alternative, along with the glazed surface.

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