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Ceramic mosaic. Anthologhias’s colours - single pressure-firing line- have the characteristic to be available in different tonalities, allowing the realization of a pleasant slightly waved mosaic.
Mosaic inserts come together with rectangular formats. The result is a surface of contemporary taste showing a linear fusion of art and technique, game and rigour. A great number of mixtures of colors are avaialble. The whole collection features and easy and safe cleaning, with a double layer glazing, which makes it fit for any type of application. Anthologhia mosaic line is completed by special pieces and finishes.
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From the skills of
Fap ceramiche in creating complete solutions comes
Brillante, the
new collection of ultrathin, ultra-polish white body tiles with coordinated porcelain stoneware floor tiles. One
large size –
30.5×91.5 cm, rectified – just
5.5 mm thick, runs along the walls to create a
sophisticated striped marble texture, with a vein which tells a centuries-old story.
The extraordinary design skill of Fap ceramiche is shown concretely in the presence of original special trims,all finished with the range of coordinated TonoSuTono grouts. This particular element is used to create perfect bathrooms, with attention right down to the last detail. The tiling becomes total, absolutely complete, like a veil laid over the floors and walls. This is one of the winning features of Fap ceramiche, which has always paid attention to the most advanced technological research, to create effective design solutions with unique beauty.
New colours and decorations, evocative and shining, study marble from a unique point of view, examining the thousand aspects of the material and discovering hidden qualities and features, for increasingly sophisticated ideas. 5 exclusive colours: Brown, Champagne, Fumè, Lemon, Quartz.
Marble is reinterpreted with Brillante in an ultrathin tile, which maintains its strength and character but dresses it up in a new, lightweight and impalpable meaning. A contrast which becomes the expression guiding thread of this perfect synergy.
Its thickness allows
Brillante to be laid on existing tiles, becoming an exclusive partner for creating practical
bathrooms,
kitchens and living areas, veritable works of art which pay attention to the demands of modern environments.
With this collection, Fap ceramiche once again declares its attention to protecting the environment. An absolutely cutting-edge production technology has made it possible to create this ultra-thin product, limiting the use of raw materials, water, energy and above almost negligible amounts of waste – which is in any case correctly disposed of or recycled – and harmful substances.
The bathrooms created with this new range can be combined with the
Fap+ collection of ceramic accessories.
Brillante: under the sign of lightness!
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Brunswick Ceramic Services Ltd is a well established family run business with a wealth of experience within the ceramic industry.Director Fred Hackney, has spent many years in the pottery industry working alongside Mrs Susan Cooper Williams Ellis at Portmerion Pottery and teaching BA and MA students at the North Staffordshire Polytechnic in the art of Pottery and Ceramic
design for 17 years, before starting Brunswick Ceramic Services Ltd which was first established in Stoke-on-Trent the home of ceramics in 1973 and have developed a fine reputation throughout the world for excellent service and high quality work.
Along side him his son and fellow director Neil Hackney with over 30 years of experience the company has grown and specialises in all aspects of Ceramic Design, Modelling, Blocking, Casing and Mould Production.
The type of product produced is down to the individual customer, ranging from tableware such as Teapots, Jugs, Bowls, Plates, Cups and Saucers to Heating Elements, Finials for the rooftops, Ceramic tiles or even a scale model of the F.A Cup, the personnel have the skills and experience to meet your needs.
There are different stages in the mouldmaking process.
Modelling of different shapes and sizes to intricate work like embossment on holloware (i.e,teapots and cups), flatware (i.e,plates and saucers) and figurines. Using either clay or plaster mediums to model in.
Blocking is the process of producing the first mould this can be a simple one part mould such as a cup for a jolley machine or a multi-part mould for a figurine or teapot.
Casing is the next step. The block can be cased in either a hard plaster or a silicone rubber, again this maybe a simple one part case or a complicated multi-part case.
Moulds From the case we can now produce the required amount of working moulds which are then dried in our industrial dryer ready for use.
Die manufacture for Hydraulic pressing in clay.
We have strong links with various engineering companies that serve the pottery industry producing machines, tools and metal backparts and rings.
All our customers are important, whether they are a student starting up,hobbyist or a small studio potter to the large pottery manufacturer. We pride ourselves on our service to the customer.
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My work is inspired by nature and landscape. Using clay as my canvas I have attempted to translate and interpret things observed in nature through making marks using layers of slip, glaze and print onto a range of large individual tiles and platters.
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Got a broken ceramic tile? Don’t worry, replacing a ceramic can be an easy do-it-yourself project. Here is a step by step guide on how to replace a broken or cracked ceramic tile.
Ceramic Floor Tiles
1
Remove the damaged ceramic tile. The most important part here is not to damage any surrounding tiles. Start by drilling several lines of holes into the ceramic tile. Use a power drill with a masonry drill bit. Be careful not to drill deeper than the tile.
After you have your holes drilled, connect them together with a cold chisel (masonry chisel) and hammer. Once the tile is split up, pry it up with a flat pry bar.
2
Using your cold chisel, remove any old mortar or thin set from where the old tile use to be. Be extra careful not to damage the other tiles in the process.
3
Vacuum the empty space out to remove any dust and debris. This will help the mortar adhere to the ground.
4
Using your notched trowel, spread an even layer of thin set mortar or adhesive to the floor. The notches in the trowel will help the adhesive flatten out when the ceramic tile is placed.
5
Center your new tile into the adhesive. Make sure it’s an equal distance away from the others to ensure even grout lines. If your tile is too high or too low, adjust it by removing or adding thin set mortar.
6
Place a block of wood over the tile and pound it even with a hammer.
Let the adhesive dry for at least 24 hours.
7
Fill in the cracks with sanded grout and level it with a grout float. Wipe any excess grout from the ceramic tiles’ surface with a wet rag before it dries.
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Replace broken ceramic tile
1. Using a putty knife or a chisel, knock out the grout around the tile to be replaced. With a hammer and screwdriver brake the tile and pry out the pieces.
2. Clean out the area where the tile was so there are no pieces of tile or Adhesive left behind. Use Tile Adhesive and spread it on the back of the new tile and the wall evenly. Insert the new piece of tile carefully, making sure it is flush with the existing tile. Wait for at least 24 hours before grouting the tile.
3. Choose a grout, the same type and color as the grout already existing. Grout around the new ceramic tile and clean up any mess. Let the grout set up for a day or so; especially if the repair is made in a shower or
anywhere that water or moisture will come in contact with the new grout or ceramic tile. If there are more than one tile that is to be replaced, just follow the same steps. It is also a good idea to use a sealant on the tile too.
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The afternoon of March 4, with the first block of freshly baked ceramic solar panels, solar panels, the world’s first full production of ceramics.
It is reported that this new type of ceramic solar panels than the traditional low-cost polycrystalline silicon solar energy more than 60% does not produce any waste pollutants, especially long service life; and profit is the traditional architectural ceramics by several times.
It is understood that China and Thailand in emerging solar ceramic tiles, was Kung urged materials in the Museum of Shanghai World Expo is the Expo Hall will be the only charge material items.
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