Levin | 60*120 | Spanish Porcelain

LEVIN

• Superior Spanish quality: Made in Spain, ensuring advanced manufacturing quality and high reliability.
• Modern and versatile design: A matte finish and precise laser cutting provide straight edges and the possibility of fitting with minimal (2 mm) gaps, giving a uniform finished look.
• Exceptional durability: It is resistant to water, absorption, heat, fire, acids and stains, making it ideal for use in high-traffic areas such as lounges, living rooms and majlis.
• Versatile use: Suitable for floors, walls and stairs in various interior rooms, including bedrooms and lounges.
• Long-term guarantee: Confidence in quality backed by a 10-year guarantee.

• The price shown is per square meter.
• The colors and sizes shown may vary slightly from the actual product due to monitor settings and manufacturing batch differences. For the most accurate representation of color and texture, we recommend ordering actual samples before purchasing.

• Marble is a natural product and variations in colors and veins are possible. Color coordination is the responsibility of the installer.
• All parts must be checked before installation in terms of color and size.
• No claim is allowed, regardless of the defect, after the goods have been installed.
• We recommend that the buyer take an additional 7% quantity, for fear that the quantity will run out later or that new merchandise will arrive that is different in color and size.
• It is recommended to use a good quality, clean type of glue and mortar.

Calculating the quantity of tiles for a room requires knowing

1) Calculate the area of ​​the rooms (length * width)

2) Determining the dimensions of the slab used

3) The required quantity of ceramic tiles = room area divided by the area of ​​one tile

Taking into account an increase of between 10% and 20% to avoid shortages in cutting and breaking operations.

Calculating the required quantities of ceramic tiles for bathrooms and kitchens:

The method for calculating rooms differs from that for bathrooms and kitchens because in this case the walls are calculated as follows:

First wall = width * height

And also the second, third, and fourth...

Then the total wall tiles are divided by the area of ​​a single tile if the wall tiles differ in size from the floor tiles.

How to calculate the overall (cycle):

What is an apron, what is its importance, and why is it used?

A skirting board is a strip of tile that controls the harmony between the floor and walls. A well-chosen skirting board highlights the color of the wall and floor, adding a touch of elegance and taste. Its variety of shapes and colors offers a great opportunity to control the sense of space, as it separates the floor from the walls. For example, wide skirting boards in light colors create a feeling of spaciousness in small spaces, while dark, heavy skirting boards create a feeling of warmth in large spaces. Skirting boards can come in various shapes, including plain, patterned, or even match the floor tiles.

Different methods of calculating sins:

The calculation of the skirting board depends on the size of the ceramic tiles, as the height of one skirting board is 10 cm. For example, to calculate the skirting board for 40x40 ceramic tiles, it would be as follows:

If the skirting board height is 10 cm and the tiles are 40x40, we will have 4 pieces, each piece being approximately 40 cm wide. This means that one tile will be 160 cm, or 1.60 meters. Having already calculated the total area of ​​the space, the total area of ​​the room is divided by 1.60 meters.

For example, a room measuring 12 square meters would have 12/1.60 = 7.5. Since the ceramic tiles are 40*40 cm (6 tiles equal 1.20), the room would need approximately 2 square meters of ceramic tiles as a base.

In the same way, we calculate if the tile is 60*60 or any other dimensions.

Some points to consider when calculating ceramic quantities:

When calculating quantities, pay attention to the colors. For example, walls may contain two different colors of ceramic tiles, or they may also contain a different tile called a decorative tile. In such cases, the quantity is calculated based on the color ratio, for example, half or one-third and two-thirds, and so on.

Also, in the flooring, we must pay attention to the calculation process.

Choosing the dimensions for porcelain floor tiles:

• For large open halls, a tile size of 120*120 is preferred.
• The halls are rectangular in shape, preferably 60*120
• For rooms that are 4x5 meters, 60x60 is preferable.