LEXINGTON, KY -- With the rugged yet refined patina of weathered metal, Nexa^HDP is the newest generation of metallic-inspired, color body glazed porcelain tiles by Florida Tile. Urban and industrial in its feel, Nexa^HDP is perfectly in sync with current architectural trends and delivers striking design impact. The interplay of surface, color and a high-low effect top glaze application creates a distinctive metallic effect with a high degree of shade variation. Whether your design intent is industrial-edge or eco-chic, Nexa^HDP allows you to easily create stunning spaces using warm, varied hues of aged Copper; deep saturated Iron grays punctuated with layers of industrial rust; or the Sterling tones of old pewter and ash.

Three large-format sizes -- 12 x 24, 24 x 24 and 18 x 36 inches -- come with a flat surface and rectified edges that allow for tight, nearly seamless installations. A 3- x 12-inch bullnose, a modern 12- x 12-inch offset stack mesh-mounted mosaic and a unique 12- x 12-inch architectural 3D mosaic (for walls only) are offered in all three colors providing endless creative options.

As part of Florida Tile's newest innovation in product development, the Nexa^HDP collection incorporates Microban^® antimicrobial technology -- an amazing tool in the hands of architects and designers looking to develop exceptional environments with high performance in regards to hygiene and ease of maintenance. The eco-friendly Microban® treatment works continuously, inhibiting the growth of bacteria, improving visible cleanliness, and reducing odors for the life of the tile.

Manufactured using proprietary HDP-High Definition Porcelain^® printing technology, Nexa^HDP is appropriate for all applications in both residential and commercial settings.  It is entirely made in the U.S. in Florida Tile's Green Squared^® certified Advanced Manufacturing Center in Lawrenceburg, KY, of 40% pre-consumer recycled content, meets the DCOF AcuTest requirements to be installed in wet areas and is GREENGUARD^® and Porcelain Tile certified.

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