EPD: Ceramic wall tiles, 7.938-7.95 mm (avg. thickness 7.94 mm), avg. weight 15.14 kg/m2, avg. density 1906.8 kg/m3 (Daltile, plant El Paso)

Dal-Tile brands of ceramic tile are a mixture of multiple mineral-based natural materials, that can include various combinations of clay, sand, feldspar, talc, nepheline, shale and/or others. The tiles are either pressed or extruded into the desired shape and generally receive a glaze or ceramic ink application to the surface prior to being fired in kilns at high temperatures. The finished product, ceramic or porcelain tile, is fire resistant, non-combustible, durable (lasts a lifetime) and extremely easy to maintain.

Manufacturer legal entity:

Daltile, plant El Paso

Manufacturer:

Mohawk Industries

Country of manufacturer:

texas, USA

Product name:

Ceramic wall tiles

Material type:

Bricks and ceramics

Material subtype:

Wall and floor tiles

Environmental & technical characteristics

Global warming potential (A1-A3):

13.5 kg CO2e/m2

Technical specification:

7.938-7.95 mm (avg. thickness 7.94 mm), avg. weight 15.14 kg/m2, avg. density 1906.8 kg/m3

Available units for calculation:

m2, kg, ton, m3

Unique identifier (OCLID):

5eef7f2f0a58565ea58064d1

Sustainability data background information

EPD number:

EPD10191

EPD program:

NSF

Publication year:

2019

Product category rules (PCR):

PCR Flooring EPD Requirements. UL 10010-7, September 28, 2018

Environmental standard:

ISO 14040, EN15804+A1

Verification status:

Third-party verified (as per ISO 14025)

Upstream database:

GaBi