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Daltile, the largest U.S. manufacturer and distributor of ceramic tile and natural stone, has introduced five new residential product lines, ranging from ColorBody porcelain stone looks to exotic natural stones. The company has also added elements to two of its existing collections.

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New Savoy Evokes An Elegant Era of Richly Glazed...
06/28/2005
Crossville, TN -- Crossville® introduces Savoy, a clean-lined, architectural wall tile that recalls an elegant era when unique tile installations were considered the ultimate status symbol -- when tiles were handmade and subtle variations in size and glaze only increased their timeless beauty. Available in a variety of sizes, patterns and well designed trim pieces to provide unlimited design flexibility, Savoy comes in five rich colors: White, Linen, Blush, Sea Mist and Café. The lighter shades have an opaque glaze, while the darker ones have a transparent glaze that adds depth and luminosity. Slight shade variations (V1 and V2) in both the field tile and trim only add to their handmade quality.

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Mannington has one of the most extensive collections of porcelain tiles on the market. With a broad range of colors, textures and sizes from 5" X 5" to 20" X 20", you're bound to find something to satisfy your needs.

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MML Marketing Sdn Bhd, is a major manufacturer of homogeneous porcelain tile and mosaics in Malaysia. Under the 'MML' branding, our tiles are now found in 79 countries around the globe.
Dedication to quality, service and R&D have given us a premier portfolio of products- from the orginal versatile mosaics to the latest elegant porcelain marble series.

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Useful links to Ceramic Tile related sites

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Porcelain and ceramic tile factories in Italy

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USA retail of porcelain tile

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ALCALAGRES, S.A.
Ctra. de Alcalá a Camarma, km. 4,1
28816 -CAMARMA DE ESTERUELAS, MADRID
alcalagres.com
ALFA PORCELANICO, S.A.
Ctra. N-340, Km.45.7
12520 -NULES, CASTELLON
alfaceramica.com
AZULEJOS Y PAVIMENTOS, S.A.
Marca: APAVISA
Ctra. Castellón-San Juan de Moro, Hm. 7,5
12130 -SANT JOAN DE MORÓ, CASTELLON
apavisaporcelanico.com
AZTECA GRES, S.L.
Ctra. Castellón-Alcora, Km. 19,7
12110 -L'ALCORA, CASTELLON
aztecaceramica.com

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TTMAC
Terrazzo, Tile & Marble Association of Canada
30 Capstan, Gate Unit 5
Concord Ontario L4K 3E8
Tel: 800 201 8599 (Canada Only)
Tel: 905 660 9640
e-mail: guild@ttmgo.org
www.ttmgo.org
Tile and Stone Association of B.C.
108 - 3650 Bonneville Place
Burnaby, B.C. V3N 4T7
Tel: 604.294.6885
email: office@tileandstone.org
www.tileandstone.org
Associations
Construction Specifications Canada
120 Carlton Street, Suite 312
Toronto, Ontario M5K 4K2
Tel: 416.777.2198 Fax: 416.777.2197
e-mail: info@csc-dcc.ca
www.csc-dcc.ca
Marble Institute of America
28901 Clemens Road
Cleveland, Ohio 44145
Tel: 440.250.9222 Fax: 440.250.9223
e-mail: hdistelhorst@marble-institute.com
www.marble-institute.com
National Tile Contractors Association, Inc.
P.O. Box 13629
Jackson, Mississippi 39236
Tel: 601.939.2071 Fax: 601.932.6117
e-mail: bart@tile-assn.com
www.tile-assn.com
Terrazzo Tile & Marble Trade School (Ontario) Inc.
30 Capstan Gate, Units 4&5, Concord, Ontario L4K 3E8
Tel: (905) 660-4816 (905) 660-5094 Fax: (905) 660-5706
e-mail: guild@ttmgo.org
The National Terrazzo & Mosaic Association, Inc.
201 North Maple Avenue, Suite 208
Purcellville, Virginia 20132
Tel: 800.323.9736 703.779.1022 Fax: 703.779.1026
e-mail: officentma@aol.com
www.ntma.com
The Toronto & District Marble, Tile & Terrazzo Contractors' Association
30 Capstan Gate, Unit 5, Concord, Ontario L4K 3E8
Tel: (905) 660-5094 Fax: (905) 660-5706
e-mail: guild@ttmgo.org
Tile Contractors' Association of America Inc.
4 E. 113th Terrace
Kansas City, MO 64114
Tel: 816.941.7063 Fax: 819.767.0941
e-mail: tcaamerica@aol.com
www.tcaainc.org
Tile Council of America Inc.
100 Clemson Research Blvd.,
Anderson, South Carolina 29625
Tel: 864.646.8453 Fax: 864.646.2821
e-mail: bdaniels@tileusa.com
www.tileusa.com

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"Industrieverband Keramische Fliesen + Platten e.V."
Schillerstraße 17,
D-95100 Selb
Germany
Phone: 09287/808-37
Fax: 09287/808-44
Internet: www.fliesenverband.de
Chairman: Dieter Schäfer,
Deutsche Steinzeug Cremer und Breuer AG, Bonn
Manager: Jens-Uwe Fellhauer
At present the "Verband" consists of 11 mainly small to medium-sized member companies, which with approximately 4,500 employees produce goods to the value of more than € 500 million.

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Novelties Cersaie 2005

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It was form following fashion at Coverings 2006, where the on-going global cultural convergence of art, design, and couture continued to set the trends in ceramic tile and stone. The hottest looks on the expo floor came straight from the popular consciousness and prevalent styles. There were skins and bling, precious metals and rare stones, sleek minimalism and ornamentation to the max, fresh candy colors and graphic black and white, photorealistic prints and traditional damask designs, earthy natural influences, and tons of texture, pattern, and dimension—in scales from small to large. Vertical surfaces were everywhere, too, as tile manufacturers introduced all sorts of fabulously inventive and decorative options to pave the wall.
According to Donato Grosser, a longtime consultant to the ceramic tile industry who presented one of the 70 free seminar sessions during the four-day international trade show, cited in his predictions that the future of the ceramic tile market in the U.S. is increasingly at the high end and strongly becoming a fashion business. Customization, and the luxury looks that end-users demand, is becoming a greater reality thanks to technological innovations, such as the water-laser jet cut.
Ceramic tiles are putting on a stone face, these days, mimicking everything from granite, marble, and basalt to flagstone, schist, and shale. Many of them are textured, such as an elegantly routed version from Tau. Porcelanosa, in its L’Antic Colonial Collection, has stone mosaics, large, shale-like pavers with textured surfaces, and even mini bricks, called Brick Butan, which can be used to construct a vertical surface that resembles traditional Pennsylvania fieldstone.
A reverence for wood was everywhere, with ceramic styles so realistically resembling wood grains and species, from bamboo to mahogany, cherry, maple, and teak that showgoers were doing double-takes. But, with the advantages of ceramic vs. wood so compelling—resistant to moisture, bug infestations and wear, and requiring minimal upkeep—the ceramic editions were winning fans easily. Among the most impressive exhibitors of this genre were Caesar, whose Feel collection was shown in a variety of shapes from square tiles to planks and trims, in colors that range from the palest neutrals through such saturated shades as jade, ocean, and moonlight, with the option of insets glass strips that add both design interest and a little luminosity to the surface underfoot. Exelle was offering Yacu, a wood-like tile with a Japanese feel, which it is showing with Decoro Flower, a decorative tile with a floral pattern influenced by both William Morris and Japanese textile design.

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Funded in 1979 in Tijucas, Santa Catarina, Brazil, Portobello is one of the most important ceramic coverings companies in the world. Market performance with productive, design, and technology capacity are some of the aspects that guarantee the company leadership in the sector. The production plant, built on land of 50 hectares, is made up of eight units that produce 22 million square meters of coverings annually. The centralized production, allied to the strategic location near the main quarries, ports and roads, helps with production, timescales and transport. The Portobello group employs 1,600 people directly and around 7,000 indirectly.
Apart from strong recognition in the internal market where 55% of its products are consumed, Portobello is a strong exporter with 45% of its production destined for over 65 countries.

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ADD: Rm.2501,North Tower, New World Times Center, No.2193 Guangyuandong Rd, Tianhe, Guangzhou, 510500, China
Tel:86-20-87746095 / 87639852 / 87639807 Fax:86-20-87746096
E-mail:info@faircanton.com

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The 11th International Exhibition "Ceramic & Stone”
1-4 April 2008
Expocentre, Krasnaya Presnya
Moscow, Russia
Pavilions 2, 6 and 8, Outdoor area
Ceramic and Stone is the largest Russian and CIS exhibition for producers and distributors in their industry.
The exhibition Ceramic and Stone is one of the largest and the most widely participated in MosBuild. These specialised sections attract great attention from architects and designers. Ceramic & Stone is now in its 10th year and attracts over 89,000 trade specialists.
2006 saw 10,500 sq m of space taken by more than 340 participating companies introducing the latest products and technologies to the Russian market a selection of those companies were – Roca, Aparici, Sicis, Inalco, Peronda, Azulejos Plaza, Lasselberger, Cersanit, NewForm, Novabell, Kale and Kerana. Please click here for the full exhibitor list at Ceramica.
ICEX, the official government promoter of Spain, exhibit with over 50 Spanish ceramic tiles producers.
Product profile:
* Ceramic Tiles
* Equipment for Tiles processing and production
* Floor Tiles
* Granite, Marble, Stone tiles
* Mosaic
* Pool tiles
* Ventilated Facades

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RAK Ceramics produces an extremely wide range of products in Gres Porcellanato in several finishes suited for any ambience. Thousands of tile models in Salt & Pepper; Soluble Salt, Glazed porcelain, Polished Porcelain, Full Body , MDR , Double Charge, Roll Feed, and other are part of the offerings. Finishes such as Rustic , Travertino, Opificium, Cotto, Stone, Brick, Marbo, Mosaico, and Antica are some from the wide range that the Company creates .

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