Green porcelain stoneware: ecology and sustainability

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Mystone Berici20
Stone-effect porcelain stoneware, 20mm thickness for outdoor
  • Colors 4
  • Surfaces 1
  • Sizes 1
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Slow
Inspired by traditional terracotta, soft aesthetic, warm palette
  • Colors 6
  • Mosaics 6
  • Surfaces 2
  • Sizes 6
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Slow20
20mm outdoor porcelain inspired by traditional terracotta
  • Colors 4
  • Surfaces 1
  • Sizes 1
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Vivo
Vivo porcelain stoneware: elegant, realistic, 3D Ink technology
  • Colors 4
  • Surfaces 2
  • Sizes 4
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Actually
Wood Effect Porcelain Stoneware
  • Colors 6
  • Surfaces 1
  • Sizes 2
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Confetto
Soft touch semi-matte surface
  • Colors 12
  • Surfaces 1
  • Sizes 2
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Intrecci
Wood Effect Porcelain Stoneware coffered motif
  • Colors 6
  • Surfaces 1
  • Sizes 2
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Naturalia
Stone Look Stoneware & Wall Tiles
  • Colors 5
  • Mosaics 5
  • Surfaces 3
  • Sizes 4
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Racconti
Matt surface with solid colour effect
  • Colors 5
  • Surfaces 1
  • Sizes 1
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Cementum
Concrete-effect stoneware
  • Colors 8
  • Mosaics 16
  • Surfaces 2
  • Sizes 7
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Cementum20
Concrete Effect Stoneware 20 Mm Thick
  • Colors 4
  • Surfaces 1
  • Sizes 3
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Chill
Wall covering Semi-matt Surface
  • Colors 6
  • Mosaics 6
  • Surfaces 1
  • Sizes 1

Marazzi tiles are characterized by their quality and environmental sustainability. High-quality durable tiles that are made to last are combined with an eco-friendly production system. Marazzi is a global benchmark for the ceramic industry and the sustainable quality of its products and production processes is certified according to major international standards.

Marazzi ceramic and porcelain stoneware are eco-friendly because they are made with closed-cycle technology that recovers and reuses energy, production waste and process water, as well as the raw materials it contains. This allows Marazzi to produce tiles in an eco-sustainable way by limiting the extraction of new raw materials – contributing to the natural recovery of quarries –, reducing water use and optimizing energy consumption and waste management.

In 1994, Marazzi was one of the first companies in the industry to obtain ISO 9001 certification, which guarantees the quality of its tiles and production processes. In 2003, its environmental management system obtained ISO 14001 certification.

Marazzi tiles are made with a certified percentage of recycled material that makes them eligible for LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) credits, awarded for energy efficiency and green building. Marazzi also uses the EU Ecolabel, a European Union environmental quality mark, and follows the EPD (Environmental Product Declaration) system, which requires the publication of a certified environmental declaration that assesses the environmental impact of tiles throughout their life cycle according to ISO 14025 and EN 15804 standards.