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H20: The new outdoor living concept

H20 is an innovative self-supporting outdoor flooring system designed by Ceramica Rondine. Suited for countless applications, from homes to public areas, it offers the highest degree of functionality, along with Made in Italy style and design. 
Easy and versatile to install, even by non specialized personnel, it can be laid dry on gravel or grass, cemented onto sub-floors, and installed as a raised surface on rigid supports made of recycled and recyclable plastic material.

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H20: 20 mm Gres in evolution

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This new series is an extremely important project for Ceramica Rondine, as it comes from the skilful and masterly creativity of our technicians. Working with the rich and complex universe of natural stone and marble, they have managed to create a product which is unique and highly innovative in its beauty and distinctiveness.

A surface which is soft to the touch, combining the refined elegance of a material of such importance as marble with the body and simplicity of stone. A mix of designs, available in modern and fashionable colours like black, dove grey, beige-white and taupe.

H20 Benefits

Completely frost-resistant

Resistant to salt

Versatile

Resistant to temperature swings

Reacts very well to static electricity

Resistant to fire

Resistant to weather

No treatments required

Colors will not change over time

Non-slip (r11 a+b certified surface)

Easy to install

Interior/exterior coordination

Elegant, environmentally friendly

Removable for inspection

Impervious to mold, moss

Resistant to stains, acids and chemicals

Easy to clean, even with high-pressure systems

Resistant to scuffing and imprinting

H20 and the installation systems

H20 is an innovative self-supporting outdoor flooring system designed by Ceramica Rondine. 
Easy and versatile to install, even by non- specialized personnel, it can be laid dry on gravel or grass, cemented onto sub-floors, and installed as a raised surface on rigid supports made of recycled and recyclable plastic material.

Dry installation on gravel

Dry installation on gravel is simple on both the ground and on flat supports. When installing on the ground, we recommend using gravel or sand with a mixed granulometry of 0.5 to 8 mm, along with an underlying honeycomb bed and drainage layer before direct contact with the ground. Installation on a flat covering involves the use of separation layers between the gravel and the support.

Installation with adhesive

Installation with adhesive on a flat covering involves the use of separation layers between the gravel and the support, which include: grading screed, waterproofing layer, thermal insulation layer and separation mat.
NOTE: For best drainage of the walking surface, longitudinal/transverse or oblique gradients must be created by installing a layer of draining materials during leveling or compacting.

Dry installation on grass

Installation on grass involves placing 5-6 cm of sand between the ground and the tile. 
Care must be taken to excavate so that the height of installation is lowered, thus raising the level of grassy lawn slightly higher than that of the tiles, which will prevent contact between lawnmower blades and the edges of the tiles.
 

Raised installation on roofs

With raised installation on flat roofs, floating pavement can be built on fixed, adjustable spacing supports made of recycled and recyclable plastic material, which can be adjusted manually or with a height adjuster. Thanks to the raised supports, pavements can be built with gaps at different heights that provide ventilation to the lower layers, thus preventing mold and residual moisture, and enable the pavement systems to be arranged, maintained and modified with ease.