Introducing Ceramitex®, the Sintered Ceramic Facade System That Simply Outperforms.
Introducing Ceramitex®. A facade system that simply outperforms. Our large format sintered ceramic facades are lightweight yet durable enough to defy graffiti, scratches, weather, and the test of time. The system is fabricated to your exacting specifications on our proprietary Unity® integrated attachment technology, giving you a complete system engineered to beautify and protect your project.
Ceramitex® is North American code compliant and is supported by the Elemex® 360° Advantage.
From Concept to Completion
Our solutions combine sleek design, precision engineering, and industry-leading service.
Code Compliant
The Ceramitex® System is an architectural ceramic product that has been proven to meet or exceed industry code standards throughout North America.
Climate Defiant
The Ceramitex® System is resistant to expansion and contraction in high temperature or freezing conditions, making it "Climate Defiant.
Lightweight
Sintered ceramic panels with a thickness of 6mm are approximately 3.8lbs per square foot, making them lightweight.
Large Format
Large format sintered ceramic panels open a world of design possibilities. They are offered in a range of colors and textures.
Impact Resistant
Ceramitex® panels are strong, lightweight, and highly resilient against high traffic abrasion, making them impact resistant.
Mitered Corners
The Ceramitex® System offers the unique ability to create large mitered returns. This feature provides a striking dimensional appearance to any returning edge of the facade.
Waterproof
Waterproof panels combined with a patented pressure-equalized rainscreen system provide the ultimate weather barrier.
Graffiti-Proof
Ceramitex® sintered ceramic panels are easy to maintain and impervious to chemicals, making them graffiti-proof.
UV Resistant
Since the color is 100% natural, it does not deteriorate due to exposure to the sun or extreme temperatures.
Scratch Resistant
Panels are resistant to scratching and abrasion due to the hardness of the surface.
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Ceramitex® is Available in a Wide Variety of Standard Color Finishes and Textures.
Please contact representative for availability of finishes for each color.
Minimums of 20,000 may apply for Special Order colors. Samples for Special Order colors may require longer lead times.
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Ceramitex® is Available in a Wide Variety of Standard Color Finishes and Textures.
Minimums of 10,000-15,000 sq. ft. may apply for Special Order colors. Samples for Special Order colors may require longer lead times.
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Product Description + Basic Use
A pressure-equalized Rear Ventilated Rainscreen system for exterior or interior wall panel used in new construction or renovation, commercial and other applications. Some typical uses include; exterior wall panels, fascia panels, ceiling panels, spandrel panels, beam and column covers, wall trim, accent panels and signage. Non-load bearing use only.
Composition + Material
Sizing + Details
Finish Options
Satin
Completely matte finish, highly resistant and ideal for commercial applications.
Silk
Matte finish with a thin layer of glaze that provides a subtle shine and a nice soft touch. This surface finish is easy to clean.
Riverwashed
Finish with a rough texture that evokes sensations to the touch.
Polished
Bright finish with a perfectly linear reflection that confers depth and elegance. Ideal for low transit decorative spaces.
Product Description + Basic Use
Building Codes
Maintenance
Ceramitex® Sintered Ceramic Facade panels have a surface that repels dirt, is graffiti-proof and is easily cleaned with soap and water. As the panels are UV- and impact-resistant, they maintain their appearance over time.
Warranty
Unity® Attachment Technology
Product Technical Data
- LEED ISO 14021:1999
- ASTM C1026-10 Measuring Resistance to Freeze-Thaw Cycling
- ASTM E695-2003 (R2009) Standard Test Method of Measuring Relative Resistance of Wall Construction to Impact Loading
- BS EN 14019-2004 Curtain Walling—Impact resistance—Performance requirements standards specification
Fire Test Data
- CAN/ULC S102.2-10 Standard Method of Test for Surface Burning Characteristics
- CAN/ULC S114-05 Standard Method of Test for Determination of Non-combustibility in Building Materials
- NFPA 285 Evaluation of Fire Propagation Characteristics of Exterior Non-Load Bearing Wall Assemblies
- CAN/ULC S134-92 Standard Method of Fire Test of Exterior Wall Assemblies
- ASTM E84-16a Standard Test Method for Surface Burning Characteristics of Materials
System Technical Data
- ASTM C794 Adhesion-in-Peel of Elastomeric Structural Silicone
- AAMA 508-07 Voluntary Test Method and Specification for Pressure Equalized Rain Screen Wall Cladding Systems: Pressure Equalized Behavior and Water Penetration Resistance
- ASTM E1233 Structural Performance by Cyclic Static Air Pressure Differential
- ASTM E283-04(2012) (TAS 202-94) Rate of Air Leakage Under Specified Pressure Difference Across the Specimen
- ASTM E331-00(2009) (TAS 202-94) Water Penetration by Uniform Static Air Pressure Difference
- ASTM E330/E330M-14 (TAS 202-94) Structural Performance by Uniform Static Air Pressure Difference
- ASTM E1886-13a (TAS 203-94) Performance by Missile(s) and Exposed to Cyclic Pressure Differentials
- Florida Product Approval FL26341-R3 Approved for use inside HVHZ (High Velocity Hurricane Zone)
- Miami-Dade County, Florida NOA No. 23-0901.2, exp September 6, 2028
- ICC-ES Evaluated, ESR-4169
General Acceptance
- OTCR – Office of Technical Certification and Research (NYC Department of Buildings) – Approved
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is sintered ceramic?
Sintered ceramic can be thought of as nature and technology in collaboration. It is pressed out of natural minerals in high temperatures, making its surface very dense and resistant. It will not absorb water, easily scratch, or fade in the sun like regular tiles, so it is ideal to use as a long-lasting facade.
Why are sintered ceramic panels the best choice as a building facade?
Sintered ceramic panels are hard to beat, look great, and hold up over time. They are lightweight and durable, resist graffiti and weather, and are available in large sizes that allow a designer to have a lot of freedom. It is a good combination of beauty and functionality.
How does a sintered ceramic cladding system actually work?
A sintered ceramic cladding system has a ventilated rainscreen. This simply implies that there is an airflow behind the panels, which helps regulate moisture and temperature. Your building not only appears sleek but also remains better shielded against the elements.
Will sintered ceramic facades withstand harsh climates?
Yes, absolutely. Sintered ceramic facades are designed to resist almost everything: cold winters, hot summers, rain, and even wind. They don’t expand, warp or fade colour, therefore your construction can have a sharp appearance no matter the location.
Do sintered ceramic panels need a lot of upkeep?
Not at all, and that is one of their greatest advantages. Sintered ceramic panels are naturally dirt, graffiti, and chemical resistant. On most occasions, you only require soap and water to clean them. It is a time and effort-saving low-maintenance option.
Are sintered ceramic facades customizable to various designs?
Definitely, the variety of sintered ceramic facades is one of the fun parts of this material. They are available in various finishes, including polished, matte, and textured, and in large formats, enabling bold designs. Whether your project is modern or traditional, you will find options that align with your vision.
How long do sintered ceramic cladding systems last?
A sintered ceramic cladding system can last decades when installed correctly. These panels are not prone to fading, cracking or weakening like other materials are prone to over time. To the majority of architects and building owners, it is a long-term investment that is worth it in terms of durability and appearance.