| Feature Wall Panels |
Best displayed indoors as feature panels; exterior use should be sheltered to protect the surface from sunlight, moisture and weathering. |
Performs best as low-contact decorative cladding with secure fixing and minimal risk of staining or physical impact. |
Reception walls, spa interiors, dining features, luxury retail backdrops and villa statement panels. |
Slip resistance is not applicable to vertically installed feature wall panels. |
Dust with a soft cloth, wipe marks gently and avoid acids, abrasives or aggressive chemicals on decorative panels. |
Spa-inspired statement wall panels |
Exposed façades and high-contact decorative wall zones |
| Bathroom Vanities |
Best indoors; outside vanities require permanent shade and weather protection. |
Bathroom vanities with controlled splashing and non-acidic maintenance |
Bathroom vanities, powder rooms, boutique hotel washrooms and decorative two-tone basin counters. |
No foot-slip concern; vanity is a countertop application. |
Wipe water and toiletries promptly, avoid acidic bathroom cleaners, use gentle stone-safe products, and maintain regular sealing. |
Ideal for decorative two-tone bathroom vanities in powder rooms and boutique hotels with controlled splashing and gentle maintenance. |
Avoid exposed outdoor vanities, constant splashing, acidic bathroom chemicals and high-use counters where regular sealing is impractical. |
| Decorative Flooring |
Indoor preferred; covered exterior decorative flooring can work in dry weather with textured finishing, proper sealing and drainage. |
Best for decorative flooring with moderate traffic, stable bedding, textured traction and regular management of dirt, moisture and stains. |
Hotel foyers, villa entrances, boutique interiors and decorative patterned flooring areas. |
Moderate slip risk when polished; textured or honed decorative flooring provides safer traction in circulation areas. |
Wipe moisture and toiletries promptly, clean gently and maintain sealing around basin cut-outs. |
Best for decorative patterned flooring in hotel foyers, villa entrances and boutique interior spaces. |
Heavy industrial floors, polished wet circulation and decorative flooring exposed to uncontrolled grit or standing moisture. |
| Fireplace Surrounds |
Indoor preferred; covered exterior fireplace surrounds may work in mild, dry conditions away from direct rain. |
Decorative fireplace surrounds with stable backing, moderate radiant heat and mild maintenance |
Resort fireplaces, luxury villa living rooms, boutique lounges and distinctive two-tone hearth surrounds. |
Fireplace surrounds do not require slip-resistance classification. |
Use soft microfiber for soot removal, mild stone cleaner for marks and avoid acidic fireplace products. |
Two-tone fireplace surrounds where green accents introduce fresh contrast to luxury interiors. |
Avoid direct fire, strong acidic cleaners and fireplace surrounds subject to repeated abrasion or impact. |
| Table Tops |
Indoor table tops preferred; exterior use requires permanent shade and protection from rainfall and prolonged sunlight. |
Best for table tops with light-to-moderate use, coasters and protection from stains or scratching. |
Coffee tables, side tables and decorative furniture |
Table tops require no pedestrian slip classification; control nearby spills promptly |
Place felt pads beneath décor, blot liquids immediately and avoid abrasive or acidic cleaning products |
Decorative coffee and side tables |
Outdoor decorative tops exposed to sun and rain |