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Ceramics on façades: when technique defines aesthetics

In contemporary architecture, façades have evolved into a key element that combines design, efficiency and durability. In this context, ceramics stand out as a reliable and versatile solution, particularly in ventilated façade systems, where the material must meet both technical and aesthetic requirements.

At Argenta Cerámica, this response is materialised through the development of specific, project-oriented solutions. Alongside the traditional 9 mm porcelain tile, widely used in both wall and floor applications, the company has introduced a new range called Max 14 mm, a technical thickness that delivers improved mechanical performance and greater resistance, adapting to more demanding applications.

The range is mainly produced in 60×120 cm and 60×60 cm formats, two balanced sizes that facilitate both design modulation and integration into different construction systems. This 14 mm thickness not only increases the robustness of the tile, but also improves its behaviour during machining processes, enabling more precise and safer installation in ventilated façade solutions.

Beyond its technical component, Max maintains the aesthetic essence of ceramics, with a wide variety of designs and surfaces that allow for the development of architectural envelopes aligned with the project’s language.

With this evolution, Argenta expands its traditional range and offers specifiers a solution that combines greater resistance, ease of handling and versatility, consolidating ceramics as a solid and contemporary option for façade design.