Excellent appearance, richness of colors and textures, durability, respectability, adherence to the best architectural traditions - this is what the Ural Granite porcelain stoneware tile is!
Historically, granite was widely used by architects of St. Petersburg to decorate the facades of residential and administrative buildings, small architectural forms, to decorate squares, embankments, bridges and palace ensembles. This tradition has been preserved today, thanks to modern technologies for the production of finishing materials, as well as the skill of designers and builders.
For many years, for the decoration of new objects and the reconstruction of architectural monuments in St. Petersburg, ceramic granite tiles and unglazed porcelain tiles, painted in full mass, produced by company "Ural Granite" - one of the leading manufacturers of ceramic granite in Russia and the EurAsEC countries. The widest color palette, a variety of sizes and surfaces of porcelain stoneware allow you to choose the right option for any interior or facade, and also provide architects with complete freedom of choice.
Projects gallery
Let's list just a few significant projects in which the Ural Granite porcelain tile was used in all the variety of assortment.
Residential complex "Samotsvety" – the new "comfort +" class residential complex on Vasilievsky Island consists of four 10-storey monolithic-brick buildings. Hinged ventilated facades made of porcelain stoneware from the Uralskaya Palitra and Uralskiye Facades collections gave residential buildings an elegant appearance, providing the residential complex with high-quality, durable cladding for many years.
RC "Slavyanka" - a large-scale residential area built within the framework of the state project for the integrated development of territories. On an area of 220 hectares, in addition to 135 apartment buildings, there are various infrastructure facilities: kindergartens, schools, clinics, a leisure and shopping and entertainment center, shops, cafes, and consumer services. Ural Granite ceramic granite tiles were used to decorate the floors and walls of the entrance group of residential and public buildings.
Residential complex "Dom-Megalit on the Neva" - 24-storey multifunctional residential complex with a total area of over 90 thousand sq. M. Outer walls of buildings are faced with porcelain stoneware from the Uralskiye Facades collection.
RC "Triumph Park" - a real gem among new buildings in St. Petersburg, a business-class eco-complex that has received a certificate of the international standard for environmental construction BREEAM and the Russian certificate Green Zoom, twice a laureate of the All-Russian competition for environmental development and energy efficiency Green Awards. Eco-complex in 2016 won a special prize "The first eco-project in residential real estate", and in 2017 was included in the "White list of new buildings in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region" according to the portal Novostroy.su.
The ground floors and elevator halls of the Triumph Park residential complex, finished with porcelain stoneware manufactured by Uralsky Granit, meet the highest modern standards. The floors and walls of the buildings are made according to an exclusive design project in the style of European minimalism.
RC "Tsarskaya Capital" in the center of St. Petersburg, a stone's throw from Nevsky Prospect, it consists of fifteen 7-12-storey residential buildings, ground and underground parking lots. The houses were built using brick-monolithic technology with the use of hinged ventilated facades "Ural Granite".
School number 257 and kindergarten №43 in the Pushkin district, school number 690 in the Nevsky District, the facades and floors of these educational institutions are faced with "Ural Granite".
Porcelain stoneware produced by "Ural Granite" is not subject to mechanical damage, fading, abrasion, wind and precipitation, it is not afraid of moisture, and therefore is ideal for finishing both indoor and outdoor facilities. The product fully complies with the standards of slip resistance, international safety and environmental requirements, as well as high aesthetic demands of consumers.
