Volt Stone Glazed Porcelain Tile Anthracite Matt Rectified 59.5x120 cm

Bold, calm, expressive. The Volt Stone tile in anthracite brings a natural stone look into the home without feeling cold or distant. Fine veining running across the matt surface gives every room depth and character.

Style that lasts

The large-format 60x120 cm size feels both expansive and refined. The matt anthracite surface absorbs light in a pleasant way and makes everyday marks less visible. Combined with light walls or warm timber elements, it creates a modern interior that remains timeless. The tile is equally suited for floors and walls, making it flexible across a range of room concepts.

Installation and properties

The Volt Stone tile is made from glazed porcelain and is rectified, allowing particularly narrow grout lines. With a thickness of 10 mm and an abrasion class of PEI IV, it is also suitable for high-traffic areas such as entrance halls. The R9 slip resistance makes it safe for everyday indoor use, and the barefoot class A rating allows use in changing rooms and wellness areas. For this large-format tile, we recommend laying it on an uncoupling mat to prevent stress fractures over time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which rooms is the Volt Stone tile in anthracite particularly well suited for?

It is approved for floors and walls in interior spaces and looks especially beautiful in living areas, hallways, bathrooms and entrance halls. Thanks to abrasion class PEI IV, it holds up even in the busiest areas.

Is the tile safe for barefoot areas such as bathrooms or changing rooms?

Yes. With barefoot class A, it is suitable for walking areas in changing rooms, which also makes it an interesting choice for bathrooms and similar wet areas indoors.

Why is an uncoupling mat recommended?

With large-format tiles like this 60x120 cm size, tension can build up in the substrate. An uncoupling mat absorbs this and protects the tile from cracking, significantly increasing the longevity of the installation.

What does rectified mean and what does it mean for me?

Rectified tiles are cut to precise dimensions after firing. This allows very narrow grout joints and a particularly clean, modern laying pattern that makes rooms feel visually larger.

What does PEI IV mean for my home?

PEI IV is one of the higher abrasion classes. It means the tile can withstand heavy use in areas such as entrance halls and busy corridors and will remain durable over time.