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Porcelain tiles: zero toxicity
Porcelain tiles are hygienic and healthy because they do not contain toxic organic substances such as volatile organic compounds (VOCs), formaldehyde, PVC, or other petroleum derivatives. Besides being completely odorless, their natural inert nature makes them hypoallergenic as they do not promote the accumulation of dust, bacteria, or molds that are harmful to health.
Zero VOCs, PVCs, and formaldehyde
Porcelain tiles do not contain volatile organic compounds (VOC), which are potentially toxic to humans and the environment, as prolonged firing at over 1200°C eliminates any organic residue from the product.
Porcelain tiles also do not contain formaldehyde, one of the most common polluting elements in the interiors of homes, and among the potential causes of respiratory problems, and are completely free of PVC, plastics, and petroleum derivatives
Zero allergens and prevents bacterial growth
No more allergies or asthma: porcelain tiles have compact and non-porous surfaces, are completely waterproof, and do not offer a surface conducive to mites, bacteria, fungi, mold, and other irritating substances. Porcelain tiles are among the most hygienic building materials, completely free of moisture and inhospitable for the growth of bacteria of all kinds. For this reason, their use is recommended even in environments that require very high levels of hygiene.
Be Inspired
Floor heating: a trend that the environment likes too
Uniform, comfortable, inexpensive: heating that permeates spaces exploiting the thermal properties of floors works best with porcelain tiles.
Matteo Brioni and the genesis of Boost Natural
Clay with its impalpable texture, opacity, slight ripples, and delicate shading. These are just a few of the characteristics of raw earth that gave life to Boost Natural, a ceramic collection by Atlas Concorde in collaboration with Matteo Brioni.
Atlas Concorde expands its showroom with a new exhibition area
Atlas Concorde has expanded the showroom at its headquarters in Fiorano with a new exhibition area measuring more than 400 square meters. Dedicated to the exhibition of large 120x278 and 160x320 cm porcelain slabs, the concept of the project leverages all their expressive and functional potential, which translates into solutions where the visitor can appreciate the versatility of application in a variety of staged spaces.
Floor heating: a trend that the environment likes too
Uniform, comfortable, inexpensive: heating that permeates spaces exploiting the thermal properties of floors works best with porcelain tiles.
Matteo Brioni and the genesis of Boost Natural
Clay with its impalpable texture, opacity, slight ripples, and delicate shading. These are just a few of the characteristics of raw earth that gave life to Boost Natural, a ceramic collection by Atlas Concorde in collaboration with Matteo Brioni.
Atlas Concorde expands its showroom with a new exhibition area
Atlas Concorde has expanded the showroom at its headquarters in Fiorano with a new exhibition area measuring more than 400 square meters. Dedicated to the exhibition of large 120x278 and 160x320 cm porcelain slabs, the concept of the project leverages all their expressive and functional potential, which translates into solutions where the visitor can appreciate the versatility of application in a variety of staged spaces.