Spanish Ceramic Sebastian Perez: TERRACOTTA MATERIAL UNDER PASSIVE HOUSE AND BIOCONSTRUCTION STANDARD

The houses built under the Passive House and Bioconstrucción standard require soils that give an effective response to the thermal and natural materials without forgetting their technical and aesthetic level. In this sense, as pointed out by flooring specialists, architects and builders, terracotta tiles, a natural pavement, is a good choice for its thermal properties, easy cleaning, resistance to traffic and multiple decorative possibilities.

Composed of 100% clay, terracotta floors do not accumulate static electricity, which makes them repel dust and do not attract mites, something fundamental in the health field. Also noteworthy is their easy maintenance and cleaning, they are very resistant to traffic, so they are a good choice for kitchens, corridors or rooms and even for outdoor pavements.

In addition, the terracotta tiles offer a warm, natural and comfortable footprint, helping to create not only the warm and homey atmosphere but also contributing to make the different spaces warm and welcoming. Not forgetting that it is one of the best floors for the use of underfloor heating.