Countertop | Floor | Wall

Magistrate

Assemble

This terrazzo and agglomerated stone look in durable porcelain tile is suited for indoors and outdoors. Large format sizes including 2CM Xteriors paver in three shades of gray are available.

Go To Application Info>

Go To Technical Specifications>

Go To Durability Chart>

Want to see this product in person? Where to buy

Roll over image to zoom

Additional Colors

Magistrate Rectangle

Color Code: AS11

Thickness: 3/8, 7/16

Size: 12X24, 30X60

Finish: Matte

Shade Variation: V4: Random

Country of Origin: United States

Magistrate Straight Joint

Color Code: AS11

Thickness: 3/8

Size: 2X2

Finish: Matte

Shade Variation: V4: Random

Country of Origin: Italy

Magistrate Square

Color Code: AS11

Thickness: 3/8

Size: 30X30

Finish: Matte

Shade Variation: V4: Random

Country of Origin: Italy

Magistrate Xterior Paver

Color Code: AS11

Thickness: 13/16

Size: 32X32

Finish: Textured

Shade Variation: V4: Random

Country of Origin: Italy

Application

	Target Dcof Wet	Suitable
Dry & Level - Interior Floor	N/A	✔
Wet & Level - Interior Floor	≥0.42	✔
Shower Floors (Residential or Light Commercial)	≥0.42	✔
Exterior Floor Applications (including pool decking & other wet areas with minimal footwear)	≥0.60	✔
Ramps & Inclines	≥0.65
Walls/Backsplashes	N/A	✔
Countertops	N/A	✔
Pool Linings	N/A	✔
Grout Joint Recommendation: 1/8"
● A DCOF value of greater than or equal to 0.42 is the standard for tiles specified for level interior spaces expected to be walked upon when wet, as stated in ANSI A137.1-A326.3. For more information about DCOF and the DCOF AcuTest™, visit daltile.com/DCOF. ● Manufacturer Advisory: All tile is measured by the DCOF AcuTestTM method. Tiles with DCOF values less than 0.42 are not recommended for use in areas with wet or slippery conditions. For more information, see ANSI standard A137.1 section 6.2.2.1.10, available at www.tileusa.com.
Application Notes: ● Suitable for exterior applications in freezing and non-freezing climates, when proper installation methods are followed.