Maxi slabs and industrial atmospheres: the proposals by Fincibec

After the recent Cersaie 2018, the new products of Fincibec Group are increasingly looking towards the current needs of contemporary design.

After the recent Cersaie 2018, the new products of Fincibec Group are increasingly looking towards the current needs of contemporary design.

Among the new entries, you can find the impressive porcelain stoneware slabs signed FIRE and OVER, the new brands by Fincibec specialized in the production of large formats. The maxi ceramic slabs - up to the 160 x 320 cm format - are catching the public for their extreme versatility: they can be just used to cover floors and walls or for furniture, in order to customize items such as countertops, kitchens and bathrooms, tables and coffee tables, bookcases and shelves.

On the other hand, the ranges Major by Monocibec and TWO by Century are an ideal solution for outdoor spaces, as characterized by a thickness of 20 mm, an attractive appearance and a grip surface R11 A+B+C. The thickened products allow the dry laying on grass, gravel and sand, thus ensuring the creation of walkways and equipped areas within gardens, parks and courtyards, while they can give life to driveways if used with traditional laying on screed.

Finally, there are the new collections of floors and walls for the home system. Monocibec proposes Graphis, an original interpretation of cement, an iconic material of modernity representing stories and intense emotions through scratches and random signs produced by the trampling and wear caused by the daily interaction with man. Glam, on the other hand, is the new Century line, inspired by natural stones with a more compact and elegant look, as well as perfect construction materials with a timeless appeal.

Besides these two collections, the most recent Lumiere, branded Naxos - essential, evocative and versatile - expresses with ceramic the industrial style inspirations. This trend is linked to recycled materials and fascinates furnishing and design enthusiasts.