Ceramic tiles and rectangular slabs come in a range of sizes. The names of these sizes and definitions are given below. Which pairs - term and definition - correspond to reality?
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| Technological size (W) - A size established for the manufacturing process of ceramic tiles and slabs, which must correspond to the actual size within acceptable deviations.
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| The dimensions of tiles and slabs of other shapes are determined by the largest size of the rectangle in which they are inscribed
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| Non-modular dimensions - Dimensions that do not take into account the modular (M) structure.
NOTE See ISO 1006, where 1M = 100 mm.
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| Modular size - Dimensions of ceramic tiles and slabs determined on the basis of module M, as well as their multiple and divisible, with the exception of tiles and slabs with a front surface area of less than 9000 mm2.
NOTE See ISO 1006, where 1M = 100 mm.
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| Coordination size (C) - Technological size, including the width of the seam.
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| Nominal size - Size used to designate a product.
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| Actual size - The size obtained by measuring the surface of ceramic tiles and slabs in accordance with EN ISO 10545-2.
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Material on this issue is set out in standard EN 14411 .
