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PHOTO AND SPECIALIST CUT TILES

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04 introduction

06 artile

08 production

10 fractals

12 education

14 commercial

16 underpasses

20 street art

22 health/leisure/pools

24 domestic

26 water-jet cutting

28 murals

30 strips & shapes

32 technical

installation and cleaning

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TECHNICAL

06artile

10fractals

14commercial

20street art

24domestic

28murals

32technical

08production

12education

16underpasses

22health/leisure

26water-jet cut

30strips & shapes

4 introduction

introductioncompany credentials

Founded in 1901 H & R Johnson Ltd. is

the leading manufacturer and supplier of

ceramic tiles in the UK, with a long history of

market leadership and industry production

development.

Part of the Norcros Group we have sister

manufacturing bases in South Africa,

Greece and India with additional offi ces in

Dubai, USA and Australia.

In 2001 an investment in excess of

£35 million allowed us to develop a new fully

automated production facility on a single

integrated site in Stoke-on-Trent.

Our UK factory produces over 5 million

square metres of ceramic tiles for use in the

UK and overseas markets.

H & R Johnson products are used in a wide

range of commercial and non commercial

projects and we supply ceramic tiles to

almost every country of the world.

Our strength is based on a comprehensive

portfolio of leading edge quality products

combined with very high levels of

customer service. As manufacturers

we have extremely stringent quality and

environmental control standards.

In 2006 we created and opened the award

winning Material Lab design resource

centre at 10 Great Titchfi eld Street,

London, offering designers and architects

an environment where products such as

ceramics, glass, wallpaper, carpet tiles,

trims, eco-resins, fabrics and many more

materials can be explored.

We have a longstanding commitment to

environmental management and have had

a formal environmental policy since 1992.

Our environmental management system is

certifi ed against the ISO14001 standard.

We were the fi rst ceramics company within

the whitewares sector to gain certifi cation

against the ISO14001 standard in 1998

and have since successfully upgraded our

certifi cation to meet the latest requirements

of ISO14001:2004. We are the only UK

wall tile manufacturer to have ISO14001

accreditation.

The company has never been subject to

any prosecutions or formal environmental

regulatory action for any breaches of

environmental legislation.

In 1997 H & R Johnson were awarded

the Queens Award for Environmental

Achievement for our ceramic waste

recycling scheme.

To our knowledge we are the only

manufacturer in the world to operate such

a scheme. This scheme which has been in

continuous use since 1992 also enabled

H & R Johnson to win the Manufacturing

Industry Achievement Award for

Environmentalist of the Year in 1997.

Approximately 25% of the material used to

produce our wall tiles comes from recycled

ceramic materials from our own and other

local companies.

Various recycling and energy saving

schemes throughout our production and

offi ce processes allow us each year to:-

Save 20,000 tonnes of ceramic landfi ll from

our own and local ceramic factory waste

saving 360 tonnes of CO2 in transportation

on materials

Save 1250 tonnes of virgin timber

Use 92% recycled materials in our

packaging

Re-use 32 million litres of water

(30% of the total factory usage)

Save 42 million kWh of energy

Save 2400 tonnes of CO2

Our energy and material savings are

detailed in our “Ceramic Tile Environmental

Strategy” document.

Recycling - responsible manufacturing

Material Lab - London Material Lab - London

artileArtile offers designers the opportunity to create bespoke ceramic wall, external cladding and

swimming pool tiles using photographic images, paintings, pencil sketches, computer generated

designs and many other image types.

Sizes range from 100 x 100mm up to 330 x 250mm. Frost resistant porcelain cladding and

swimming pool tiles are available in 250 x 125mm and 200 x 200mm formats. The fi nished products

are fully fade/UV and scratch resistant and perform as a standard glazed ceramic tile.

artileproduction

artile - production 8

Original images can be supplied or we can

create a design from your brief.

Most industry standard PC and Mac formats

can be accepted including eps, tiff, jpeg and

pdf images or Autocad and Microstation

CAD fi les. We can also create Artile from

paper and transparency originals or digital

photographs.

Your design can either be applied to a

single tile, small mural or a large mural

comprising many thousands of individual

tiles. All murals over 1m2 are supplied with

a detailed keyplan which clearly identifi es

each individual tile by its unique reference

number.

For murals over 1m2 or for 50 repeating tiles

we supply a free of charge colour proof tile

if requested. This sample not only acts as

the colour approval tile but also the colour

master for production and reference.

After approval of the colour proof tile we will

artwork the design into the required format

and allocate each tile a unique reference

number which will be clearly marked on

the back of the tile and on the installation

keyplan. The reference number is used

to ensure that the tiles are installed in the

correct location and orientation. It also

facilitates identifi cation of any tiles that are

accidentally damaged in the future.

The design is digitally printed and applied

onto the glazed tile. The tiles are then fi red

in our state of the art UK manufacturing

plant at over 800ºC to fuse the design with

the glaze, resulting in a product that is fully

fade/UV and scratch resistant.

These products achieve a typical Surface

Hardness Mohs 5 (pool and cladding

products) and Mohs 4 (glazed ceramic

wall tiles) which exceeds the standard

requirement of Mohs 3 for glazed ceramic

wall tiling . For full physical properties please

refer to the technical sections of the

following literature:

External Cladding /Pools - Pools

Internal Walls/Showers - Prismatics

Tiles are then selected and packed ready

for despatch.

As the largest producer of ceramic tiles in

the UK we only use our own fi rst quality

ceramic tiles in this process.

All ceramic production is carried out inhouse

by experienced staff. Since its introduction

in 2003 Artile has been used to provide

ceramics for hundreds of projects around

the globe and to date we have produced

hundreds of thousands of tiles using this

process from individual tiles for domestic

customers through to large external murals

and swimming pool ceramics located in

direct sunlight.

For further details or more information on

prices, fi le formats and technical properties

please contact [email protected]

production

Material Lab - London

INTERNAL WALLS / SHOWERS

200 x 200 x 6.5mm

200 x 100 x 6.5mm 100 x 100 x 6.5mm

150 x 150 x 6.5mm

Additional sizes available upon request

330 x 250 x 6.5mm 250 x 200 x 6.5mm

fractals

BLUE 001 BLUE 002

BLUE 004BLUE 003

BLUE 005 BLUE 006

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EXTERNAL CLADDING / POOLS

200 x 200 x 8mm 250 x 125 x 8mm


200 x 200 x 6.5mm

200 x 100 x 6.5mm 100 x 100 x 6.5mm

150 x 150 x 6.5mm


250 x 200 x 6.5mm

artile - fractals

artilefractals

GREEN 001 GREEN 002

ORANGE 001RED 001

PINK 001 PINK 002

Designs on these pages are a small selection of fractal images available.

For additional design choice please contact [email protected]

330 x 250 x 8mm

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200 x 200 x 8mm 250 x 125 x 8mm


200 x 200 x 6.5mm

200 x 100 x 6.5mm 100 x 100 x 6.5mm

150 x 150 x 6.5mm


250 x 200 x 6.5mm

artileeducation

artile - education

Artile gives children the opportunity

to be involved in the design of

tiles for their own school. Designs

can be converted from paper or

digital originals into ceramic wall

tiles or murals to enhance their

surroundings.

We can also supply alphabet tiles

from our own designs or those

supplied by the children for nurseries

or learning centres.

Its so easy, simply produce designs

in the same shape and proportions

as the chosen tile size or mural and

we will do the rest!

Primary School - Ilford



330 x 250 x 8mm

education


commercial


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200 x 200 x 8mm 250 x 125 x 8mm


200 x 200 x 6.5mm

200 x 100 x 6.5mm 100 x 100 x 6.5mm

150 x 150 x 6.5mm


250 x 200 x 6.5mm

artilecommercial

The possibilities for Artile in

commercial environments are

widespread, offering a surface fi nish

that is hygienic and easy to clean.

From store signage, feature walls,

counter fronts and display settings

to unique restaurant walls, frontages,

and open kitchen features,

imaginative designs can be created.

Artile products offer the performance

of a standard decorated tile, are fully

fade and UV resistant in full sunlight

and are scratch resistant.

artile - commercial

Apartments - Holland

330 x 250 x 8mm

Merry Street - Motherwell

Our 250 x 125 x 8mm and 200 x 200 x 8mm tiles are fully frost resistant and have very

high impact resistance. Removal of graffi ti is straightforward. Marker pens or spray

paint can be removed with a sponge and clean tap water.

underpasses

underpasses

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200 x 200 x 8mm 250 x 125 x 8mm

artileunderpasses

Public art, information tiles or

pictures of local interest can be

created using Artile.

The digital format allows community

involvement in the design process,

designs from local schools or

residents can be reproduced giving

the community ownership of the

design.

The use of 250 x 125mm or

200 x 200mm glazed porcelain tiles

offers not only a product that will not

be damaged by frost or light but as

with all Artiles marker pen or spray

paint can simply be wiped from the

surface of the tile using a sponge

and warm water.

artile - underpasses

Barrie Street - Motherwell

West Hamilton Street - Motherwell

underpasses

The Pend - Motherwell


200 x 200 x 6.5mm

200 x 100 x 6.5mm 100 x 100 x 6.5mm

150 x 150 x 6.5mm


330 x 250 x 6.5mm 250 x 200 x 6.5mm

street art

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200 x 200 x 8mm 250 x 125 x 8mm

Murals incorporating graffi ti designs

can reduce the likelihood of future

vandalism.

Artile products are fully fade, UV

and scratch resistant. Any post

installation spray can or permanent

marker graffi ti can simply be wiped

from the face of the tiles using a

sponge and clean water.

Available in 200 x 200 x 8mm and

250 x 125 x 8mm formats our

Architectural porcelain tiles and

Artile technology are the perfect

combination for frost resistant,

heavy duty external cladding tiles.

The use of project local graffi ti

artists in creation of the designs

gives relevance and ownership to

the installation minimising the risk of

future vandalism.

artilestreet art

artile - street art

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200 x 200 x 8mm 250 x 125 x 8mm


200 x 200 x 6.5mm

200 x 100 x 6.5mm 100 x 100 x 6.5mm

150 x 150 x 6.5mm


250 x 200 x 6.5mm

artilehealth/leisure/pools

artile - health / leisure / pools

Artile allows the creation of cost

effective bespoke wall and pool

tiles or murals that enhance the

aesthetics of a building or room.

Reception murals, bathroom wall

tiling, signage, decorative panels,

cafeteria or hydrotherapy pool & hall

tiling can be created to add colour or

local interest to healthcare or leisure

buildings.

All Artile products are fully fade,

UV and scratch resistant and

perform as a standard decorated

wall or swimming pool tile.

Our 200 x 200 x 8mm and

250 x 125 x 8mm are glazed

porcelain tiles which are perfectly

suited to a swimming pool tank

environment enabling the creation

of cost effective bespoke swimming

pool wall and fl oor designs.

Hove Hospital

Material Lab - London330 x 250 x 8mm


health/leisure/pools

domestic


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200 x 200 x 8mm 250 x 125 x 8mm


200 x 200 x 6.5mm

200 x 100 x 6.5mm 100 x 100 x 6.5mm

150 x 150 x 6.5mm


250 x 200 x 6.5mm

artiledomestic

The production technique used for

Artile allows the manufacture of small

quantities of ceramic tiles. We can

produce as little as 1 tile or as many

tiles as you require. Artile allows the

economical manufacture of very

small quantities because it removes

the need for expensive screens and

artwork.

artile - domestic


Apartments - Holland

330 x 250 x 8mm

water-jet cuttingWe have been creating designs using water-jet cutting for over 10 years, and were the fi rst company

in the UK to offer this service for bespoke commercial applications. H & R Johnson have produced

specialist water-jet cut ceramics for both UK and International projects ranging from single tile cuts to

murals of many thousands of square metres.

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water-jet cuttingmurals

Water Jet Cutting uses a beam

of water and grit at 50,000 psi

which is fi red onto ceramic tiles

though a 0.1mm diameter hole in a

commercial grade ruby. The result is

a cut through a ceramic wall or fl oor

tile which is approx 1mm wide.

This process allows the production

of curved and complex cuts in the

hardest porcelain ceramics and

enables the creation of complex

designs from standard wall,

swimming pool, cladding or fl oor

tiles.

Utilising standard tile ranges such as

Prismatics, Architectural, Kerastar

and Elements along with water-jet

cutting we can create designs which

can be used as either fl oor logos,

friezes or wall murals.

Using our in-house CAD facilities we

can convert your ideas and designs

into proposal drawings. These

drawings are then used to create the

cutting programmes.

The vibrant Prismatics palette allows

the creation of designs using a

myriad of colours, from repeating

borders to whole wall murals.

Our glazed Architectural pool tiles

allow the production of colourful

water-jet cut murals for underpasses,

pedestrian subways and areas

subject to frost.

Kerastar and Elements offer a range

of colours for fl oor logos or borders

enabling the creation of unique

features that refl ect your corporate

branding.

Cannock High School

Health Club - Stockport

murals

Medigold - Northamptonshire

strips & shapes


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water-jet cuttingstrips & shapes

water-jet cutting - strips & shapes

Standard tiles can be water-jet

cut into strips of varying or regular

widths. Tiles can be cut into widths

as narrow as 25mm enabling the

production of unique designs. Using

varying width strips can also be used

to mimic the effect of rock strata or

be used to create unusual coloured

displays, this can be enhanced when

using the varying tones of some

of the Elements fl oor tile ranges

such as Marblelux, Ampherstone or

Sediments.

Water-jet cutting offers designers

the opportunity to create dramatic

effects with ceramics. Tiles can

be cut into almost any shape

from simple hexagons to complex

tessellations.

Cutting is not limited to straight lines,

complex curves can also be created.

The accuracy of the cutting process

enables the production of shapes of

almost any size. Using large format

tiles enables large interlocking

tessellations to be created, this,

along with our experience and

expertise of the cutting process

enables designs to be created

quickly, accurately and economically.

By mixing colour from the ceramic

tile palette and interlocking

tessellations visually complicated

designs can be created with a

minimum of effort.

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Codes of Practice

All fi xing of glazed tiles should be in accordance with the following codes of practice guidelines:

BS5385 Part 1 – 1995 (Code of practice for the design and installation of internal wall tiling and mosaics in normal conditions)

BS5385 Part 2 – 2006 (Code of practice for the design and installation of external ceramic wall tiling and mosaics)

BS5385 Part 4 – 1992 (Code of practice for ceramic tiling and mosaic in specifi c conditions)

BS8000 Section 11.1 – 1989 (Workmanship on Building Sites, Part 11, Code of practice for wall and fl oor tiling).

Substrates

Before tiling is commenced it is important to ensure that the correct minimum curing periods have been observed for all substrates:

Concrete – 6 weeks

Rendering (non modifi ed) – 2 weeks

Gypsum Plastering – 4 weeks

Brickwork/Blockwork – 6 weeks

Accuracy of the substrate must be checked to ensure that the guidance given in BS5385 has been achieved i.e. “local variations in level for a nominally fl at fl oor or wall should be such that, when checked with a 2m straightedge, any gap under the straightedge between points of contact does not exceed 3mm”.

Movement Joints in Wall Tiles

The location, type and scope of all movement joints must be ascertained prior to any fi xing works. All structural joints must be followed through to the face of the tile at full width with intermediate movement joints (minimum 6mm wide) being situated at:

Changes of plane (including internal wall corners)

Wall/fl oor junctions

Where tiling abuts other materials

For walls 3m to 4.5m maximum centres both horizontally and vertically

Maximum 6m bays in swimming pools.

Movement joints can either be fi lled with a suitable backer, bond breaker and fi ller (e.g. silicone – please check with manufacturer for suitability) or be of the pre-formed variety.

Fixing Tiles

All tiles should be fi xed with a notched bed trowel to achieve the required minimum adhesive coverage for the installation type, this ensures maximum durability and strength within the installation and long term adhesion performance. When fi xing all tiles care must be taken to ensure that no lipping occurs.**

Adhesives

Adhesives should be in accordance with BS EN 12004, Class C1, D1 or D2 for BIII tiles and class C2 for BIa tiles (porcelain). Particular adhesive choice will be governed by the substrate.

We do not recommend the use of rapid setting adhesives for bespoke tiling installations as this greatly reduces the re-position time.

H & R Johnson recommend the use of Johnson’s Professional adhesives and grouts - see below.

Grouts

The choice of grout type should refl ect the expected service conditions of the installation.

For general internal wall tiling in dry conditions grouts should be class CG1 i.e. Johnson Professional Fine Joint Grout. For walls subject to frequent wetting ie showers and pool halls grout should be class CG2 i.e. Johnson Professional No Mould Flexible Grout.

For walls where protection from graffi ti is important i.e. external cladding or underpasses grout should be class RG1 i.e. Johnson Professional Easy Clean Epoxy.

For specifi c adhesive or grout advice please contact Johnson Professional helpline 0870 609 2851

installation (artile and water-jet cut walls)

Substrate Johnson’s Professional Adhesive

Concrete One Part Flexible

Brickwork/Blockwork One Part Flexible

Sand/Cement Render One Part Flexible

Plaster Gypsum One Part Flexible Prime with Johnson Professional Prime & Seal

Plasterboard One Part Flexible Prime with Johnson Professional Prime & Seal

technical

technical - installation

** Prior to installation the tile fi xers should familiarise themselves with the design and key referencing system. It is advisable to dry lay the mural in sections adjacent to the fi nal fi xed location. This ‘dry laying’ not only ensures a good overall fi nish but speeds up the installation process.

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technical

technical - installation

Codes of Practice

All fi xing of cut fl oor tiles should be in accordance with the following codes of practice guidelines:-

BS5385 Part 3 – 1989 (Code of practice for the design and installation of ceramic fl oor tiles and mosaics)

BS5385 Part 4 – 1992 (Code of practice for ceramic tiling and mosaic in specifi c conditions)

BS8000 Section 11.1 – 1989 (Workmanship on Building Sites, Part 11, Code of practice for wall and fl oor tiling).

Substrates

Before tiling is commenced it is important to ensure that the correct minimum curing periods have been observed for all substrates:

Concrete – 6 weeks

Screed (non modifi ed) – 3 weeks

Rendering (non modifi ed) – 2 weeks

Accuracy of the substrate must be checked to ensure that the guidance given in BS5385 has been achieved i.e. “local variations in level for a nominally fl at fl oor or wall should be such that, when checked with a 2m straightedge, any gap under the straightedge between points of contact does not exceed 3mm”

Movement Joints

The location, type and scope of all movement joints must be ascertained prior to any fi xing works. All structural joints must be followed through to the face of the tile at full width with intermediate movement joints (minimum 6mm wide) being situated at:-

Changes of plane

Wall/fl oor junctions

Where tiling abuts other materials

Additionally at 8 to 10m maximum bay centres for fl oor tiling (in suspended fl oors the bay dimensions should be reduced by providing additional joints over supporting walls and beams).

Movement joints can either be fi lled with a suitable backer, bond breaker and fi ller (e.g. epoxy polysulphide – please check with manufacturer for suitability) or be of the pre-formed variety.

Fixing Tiles

All fl oor tiles should be fi xed with a solid bed of adhesive, this ensures maximum durability and strength within the installation and long term adhesion performance. This is achieved with the use of a notched solid bed trowel. When fi xing all tiles care must be taken to ensure that no lipping of tiles occurs**.

Adhesives

Adhesives should be in accordance with BS EN 12004, Class C2*. Particular adhesive choice will be governed by the substrate.

* Check with adhesive manufacturer for additional C1 product suitability.

We do not recommend the use of rapid setting adhesives for bespoke tiling installations as this greatly reduces the re-position time.

H & R Johnson recommend the use of Johnson’s Professional adhesives and grouts, see below**:

Grouts

The choice of grout type should refl ect the expected service conditions of the installation.

For general fl oor tiling grouts should be class CG2 ie Johnson Professional Wide Joint Flexible Grout.

For specifi c adhesive or grout advice please contact Johnson Professional helpline 0870 609 2851

installation (water-jet cut fl oor tiles)

Substrate Johnson’s Professional Adhesive

Concrete One Part Flexible

Sand/Cement Screed One Part Flexible

Wood Floors Overlay with minimum 12mm WBP/marine ply and prime joints with Johnson Professional Prime & Seal

** Prior to installation the tile fi xers should familiarise themselves with the design and key referencing system. It is advisable to dry lay the mural in sections adjacent to the fi nal fi xed location. This ‘dry laying’ not only ensures a good overall fi nish but speeds up the installation process.

34 technical - cleaning

technical

Maintaining the appearance and characteristics of ceramic tiles is achieved with the implementation of a suitable cleaning regime. It must be stressed that the cleaning material manufacturers instructions must be followed at all times.

Builders Clean

This should be undertaken prior to a wall being brought into service. The builders clean removes any residual fi lm left over from the grouting operation and is a one off cleaning process. It is imperative that this is carried out as any grout residues left behind will act as a key for dirt.

Cementitious Grouts

The use of a mild acid decementing solution followed by thorough rinsing will remove all but the most stubborn of cement residues.

Epoxide Grouts

It is essential that ALL residue be removed from the surface of the tile during the grouting process and before the resin cures. Failure to achieve this will result in a very diffi cult and expensive process using gel-type epoxide removers.

Routine Cleaning

The regular use of detergents or other cleaning agents which are excessively acidic or alkaline could cause irreversible damage to the tile surface and should not be used.

Manual Cleaning

Artiles or water-jet cut wall tiles can be wiped with warm water to which a neutral or nearly neutral detergent has been added.

Water-jet cut fl oor tiles require little maintenance and can be easily kept clean by sweeping and then mopping with warm water to which a neutral or nearly neutral detergent has been added. The cleaning solution should remain on the fl oor for 5 to 15 minutes (see

manufacturers instructions) to allow it to penetrate and emulsify the dirt after which it should be removed by rinsing thoroughly with clean water. The rinsing process removes the dirt so the use of clean water is important.

Periodic Deep Cleaning

Occasionally foreign matter may cause surface marks that cannot be removed with the usual cleaning processes and materials. If the surface mark cannot be removed, other materials should be considered (it is advisable to experiment on a small inconspicuous area)

Cleaning of Graffi ti

Occasionally areas such as underpasses, pedestrian subways or external cladding can be subject to graffi ti. Artiles offer the perfect fi nish for such areas as they provide a surface which can be easily cleaned:

Permanent Marker - Sponge and clean water

Spray Paint - Sponge and warm clean water or paint remover

Organic Matter - Sponge and warm clean water or bleach

Abrasive powders or cleaners should never be used on ceramic tiles.

cleaning

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general informationEnvironmental Management

H & R Johnson Tiles Limited, Harewood Street, Tunstall, Stoke on Trent has achieved ISO 14001 for Environmental Management Systems at its Stoke on Trent factory.

Fitness for Purpose

For specifi c suitability and fi tness for purpose details contact the Technical Helpline or visit the website: www.johnson-ceramics.com

Tile Sizes

All tile sizes in this brochure are nominal metric modular and include a nominal 3mm joint. Cut joints in water-jet murals are approx 1mm.

Important

During the course of manufacture of all ceramic tiles some variation in shade or pattern can occur. Before fi xing tiles areas of the mural should be dry laid to ensure that the size, shade, colour and patterning are acceptable.

H&R Johnson cannot accept responsibility for any tiles that have been fi xed.

Nothing in these statements does or will affect the statutory rights of the consumer.

Samples Tel: 01782 524064Fax: 01782 524138 Email: [email protected]

Technical Helpline Tel: 0845 210 3000Fax: 01782 524138 Email: [email protected]

International Technical Helpline: +44 (0) 1782 524067

www.johnson-ceramics.com

H & R Johnson recommend the use of adhesives and grouts from the Johnson Professional range. For further information and a detailed fi xing specifi cation please contact 0870 609 2851.

The colours shown on the tile products in this brochure are as accurate as the limitations of the printing process will allow.

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information given in this literature. In the interests of progress, however, H & R Johnson reserve the right to change specifi cations and availability without prior notice.

Acknowledgements

H & R Johnson would like to thank the companies who have helped in the production of this publication.

Design & Artwork: Idiom Creative Ltd.

Print: Wood Mitchell Printers

FM 26818

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Middle East Offi ce, H & R Johnson, PO Box 50518, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.Tel ++97 14 398 6004 Fax ++97 14 398 7066

Johnson Tiles (Pty) Ltd, Olifantsfontein, South Africa.

Johnson Tile (Pty) Ltd, Bayswater, Victoria, Australia.

Philkeram Johnson s.a., Thessaloniki, Greece.

H & R Johnson (India) Ltd, Mumbai, India.

A Norcros company

® H & R Johnson, Johnson and Material Lab are registered trade marks.™ All product names are the trade marks of H & R Johnson Tiles Ltd.

All Rights Reserved.

Printed in England 2007

10 Great Titchfi eld Street, London W1W 8BBT: 020 7436 8629 F: 020 7436 9031E: [email protected] www.material-lab.co.uk

H & R Johnson Tiles Limited, Harewood Street, Tunstall, Stoke on Trent ST6 5JZ.T: 01782 575575 F: 01782 577377www.johnson-ceramics.com

technical helpline:

0845 210 3000

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