VitrA Tiles

ModePaper VitrA Tile Collection

The ModePaper collection is inspired by classical Roman, decorative Moroccan and medieval arch forms. The collection brings together patterns in 4 different textures, which reflect arch forms that have been reinterpreted with a modern twist by combining them with the 4 main VitrA mode System concepts. ModePaper, which features original tiling options with different geometric selections, offers mixed decorative and plain tiles that are compatible with all of VitrA Tiles’ Systems.

Specification

Body type: Wall Tiles
Color: Moss, Clay, Terra, Stone
Size: 30x90
Surface: Matt
Thickness: 6mm
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Technical specification

Unique ref.VitrA-Wall-Tile-ModePaper-Ceramic
Product familyTiles
Product groupWall Tile
TypeBuilding Material
Date of publishing2022-11-12
Edition number1

Links

Installation instructionshttps://www.vitratiles.com/catalog/
Product certificationhttps://www.vitratiles.com/catalog/

Material mainCeramics
Material secondaryCeramics
Designed inTürkiye
Manufactured inTürkiye

Classification

BIMobject CategoryBuilding Materials - Tiles
IFC classificationCovering
ETIM CodeEC011340
ETIM NameCeramic tile
UNSPSC nameCeramic tiles or flagstones
UNSPSC code30131704
Uniclass 2015 CodePr_35_93_96_19
Uniclass 2015 DescriptionCeramic tiles
CSI MasterFormat 2014 Code09 30 13
CSI MasterFormat 2014 TitleCeramic Tiling
OmniClass Number23-15 15 13
OmniClass TitleWall Tiles
CSI UniFormat II CodeC30
CSI UniFormat II TitleINTERIOR FINISHES

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