The uniqueness of Spanish cement tiles lies in the richness of their patterns. Used as a mosaic floor, cement tile becomes a highlight in rooms of any size and creates a dramatic effect. Although these tiles are designed primarily for floors, they can also be installed on walls.
Whether Moroccan cement tiles are used in a bathroom, on a balcony or terrace, in a restaurant, hotel, embassy, or public building, the result is always impressive.
Cement tiles with Moroccan-inspired patterns are made in Spain through a hydraulic production process. Hydraulic production was developed in the mid-19th century, but cement floor tiles made this way became especially popular in the following century.
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Peter Dark
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