Volt Stone Glazed Porcelain Tile Anthracite Matt Rectified 59.5x59.5 cm

Dark, clear, expressive. The Volt Stone tile in anthracite makes a deliberate statement. Fine veining on a matt ground recalls natural stone while feeling contemporary and urban. A floor that defines a room without overwhelming it.

Anthracite as a style choice

This tone needs no explanation. It suits open living spaces as well as compact bathrooms, works just as well in a hallway as in a designer bathroom. In the 60x60 cm format it can be laid in various patterns and pairs particularly well with light walls, timber surfaces or matt metal elements. Suitable for both floor and wall, it can be used in a wide range of applications.

Material and technical quality

Glazed porcelain, rectified for a clean grout line. Abrasion class PEI IV ensures the tile remains durable in entrance halls and heavily frequented interior spaces. R9 provides solid grip in everyday use, and barefoot class A makes it suitable for changing rooms and wellness areas. The matt surface is easy to care for and looks refined.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does anthracite make a room feel very dark or oppressive?

No, the matt surface and fine veining give the tile a living depth that makes the room interesting. Combined with light walls or natural materials, the atmosphere stays balanced and homely.

Does dirt or dust show easily on the dark surface?

Dark, matt tiles tend to be forgiving in everyday use because water marks and light dirt are less noticeable than on high-gloss surfaces. The matt Volt Stone tile handles daily use well.

Is the tile suitable for bathrooms?

Yes. It is approved for floors and walls in interior spaces. Barefoot class A confirms suitability for walking areas in changing rooms, making it appropriate for indoor bathrooms.

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 or corridors and remains durable over time.

Why is the tile rectified and what does that mean for me?

Rectified tiles are cut to exact dimensions after firing. This allows particularly narrow grout joints and a precise, modern laying pattern.