Spotlight on technical aspects of tiling at Cersaie

Gres Aragón-Faveker specialises in ceramic solutions designed to meet the challenges of contemporary architecture and cutting-edge construction such as technical flooring, industrialised construction systems, and sustainable façades.

A modern outdoor seating area featuring a beige sofa with green and patterned cushions, a wooden coffee table, and a potted plant, set on a wooden deck with a scenic view of trees and a contemporary home in the background.
Deck Haya by Gres Aragon.

Last year at Cersaie, the company really flew the flag for raised technical flooring with Aradeck, a system made with extruded ceramics that delivers exceptional technical performance. It is a modular dry-installation flooring system, composed of extruded porcelain slats that ensure great strength and dimensional stability. Aradeck can be installed on pedestals and joists, like other raised floors, but its main point of difference is that it can also be laid over wooden structures on roofs, terraces, or decks. The Aradeck system allows for quick installation, easy access to concealed services, and maximum durability, making it an ideal solution for outdoor spaces exposed to intensive use.

Close-up view of a modern building's angular corner with a sleek, textured facade against a clear blue sky.
Ventilated ceramic façade by Faveker.

Last year Faveker also presented its latest ventilated ceramic façade systems that can improve building energy efficiency by up to 40%. Faveker façades incorporate more than 52% recycled material in their composition, are 100% reusable, and are endorsed by international certifications such as LEED, and BREEAM.

In Cersaie, a show that is so much about fashion, glamour and surface appearance, it is great to pay close attention to those companies that put the technical capabilities of ceramics front and centre stage.

More at: https://faveker.com/en/

More at: https://gresaragon.com/en/

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