Ceramic Facade Tiles and Cladding Systems

Cladding creates a finished surface over a wall or building structure while contributing to the project's visual character and practical requirements. Ceramic facade tiles and related veneer products can provide masonry-look finishes with less material than a masonry-built wall and may be used for indoor and outdoor wall treatments. Product selection should account for the wall application and project specifications.

Facade material is the visible finish applied to a building's exterior wall or facade. In this category, facade materials include thin brick, quarry tile, veneer, and breeze-block options. Ceramic tile products can support architectural and construction projects requiring varied colours, formats, and surface treatments, including masonry-look wall finishes for commercial, institutional, residential, and light commercial applications.

Wall cladding tiles are tile products installed on wall surfaces to create a protective and decorative finished layer. Ceramic facade tiles may be selected for indoor or outdoor wall treatments and can create the appearance of masonry-built walls with less material. Available options include thin brick, veneer, quarry tile, and breeze-block collections with different colours and surface choices.

The category includes Thin Brick, Quarry & Veneer products, with collections identified as Summitville Quarry Tile, Metropolitan Quarry Basics Ironspot, Marca Corona Arialuce, Summitville Olde Towne Thin Brick, and Metropolitan Royal Thin Brick. Product types include thin brick, quarry tile, veneer, and breeze-block options for wall treatments and other ceramic tile applications.

Yes. The product information identifies the collection as suitable for outdoor wall treatments as well as indoor wall treatments. Ceramic tile applications also include commercial, light commercial, institutional, and residential interior and exterior projects. Final suitability should be confirmed against the specific collection, installation conditions, technical documentation, and project requirements.

The ceramic tile products considered in the referenced technical document meet or exceed ANSI A137.1 and ISO 13006 specifications for ceramic tile. The product information also notes that some tiles in the technical material have ANSI 138.1 Green Squared Certification, but that certification is not confirmed for this specific category. Request the applicable technical documentation for the selected collection.