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Sairin SAR-4C and Maximum Moon at Woollahra Residence by Kintore Design

Sairin SAR-4C and Maximum Moon at Woollahra Residence by Kintore Design

Sairin SAR-4C and Maximum Moon at Woollahra Residence by Kintore Design

Sairin SAR-4C and Maximum Moon at Woollahra Residence by Kintore Design

INAX Sairin SAR-1C tiles to bathroom wall with MAXIMUM Michelangelo porcelain vanity.jpg

INAX Sairin SAR-1C tiles to bathroom wall with MAXIMUM Michelangelo porcelain vanity. View more of Fallow House by Pop Architecture and Karyne Murphy Studio

Sairin is a Japanese mosaic that is available in a number of beautiful colours and glazes.

INAX Japan complies with Environmental Management Systems ISO14001 and INAX ceramics contain a minimum 40% recycled material content.

Architectural ceramics provide a beautiful, maintenance free alternative to paint and render and a sculptural surface with textural character that cannot be achieved using normal composite cladding panels. INAX exterior Japanese ceramics create a seamless aesthetic, effectively covering joins in concrete slabs and wrapping crisply around right angles using precisely-crafted mitred corner pieces. Many of the INAX designs can also be used on curved walls.

Exterior ceramics are renowned not only for their ease of maintenance but also for their ability to extend building longevity, this is evidenced in the large number of timber framed buildings in Japan that have engineered architectural wall cladding, effectively protecting them from moisture deterioration over time. The majority of the architectural ceramics by INAX have been designed and carefully engineered to be installed without grout, ensuring that the building structure is protected from the elements. The elasticity inherent in the ceramic adhesive replaces the job that the grout would traditionally undertake.

The advantage of this is that it avoids the development of potential unsightly grout cracks due to undue building movement. These carefully engineered architectural ceramics effectively protect the structure from rain and other environmental elements while maintaining their original colour, form and unique textural beauty.

INAX has a long, rich history based in Japanese ceramic craftsmanship and expertise. Founded after producing the terracotta with Frank Lloyd Wright for the famous Imperial Hotel, Tokyo in 1924, INAX is recognised for its innovative range of interior and exterior architectural ceramics that embody superb manufacturing and leading designs by traditional artisans.

The quality of the production of INAX Japanese ceramics is incredibly high. Their manufacturing processes enable a level of precision and consistency, while also delivering the beautiful natural qualities for which Japanese ceramics are renowned. This is a result of the INAX factories’ experience working with the variables of temperature and timing that affect the chemical reactions that ultimately determine the result. Their ceramics are baked for much longer than traditional tiles, creating a uniquely hard-wearing and durable product.

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Use
Bathroom
External
Facade
Kitchen
Wall
Material
Ceramic
Finish
Glazed
Matt
Structured
Origin
Japan
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Box

Dimensions

Product Code Size/piece Size/sheet Thickness Sheets/m 2
Sairin SAR-1 —- SAR-4 195×32.5mm 200×300mm 9.5mm 16.7
Sairin SAR-1C, SAR-4C (3.5mm joint space) 195×32.5mm 198.5×288mm 9.5mm 17.5

Finishes

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Sairin SAR-1C (3.5mm joint space)

Sairin SAR-1A Oriato White.jpg

Sairin SAR-1A (3.5mm joint space)

Sairin 500M Pale Blue.jpg

Sairin 500M (3.5mm joint space)

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Sairin 4282 (3.5 joint space)

Inax Sairin HAL-35B::RU-221R-9532 (3.5mm joint space) Hisui Green 195×32.5.jpg

Sairin 9532 (3.5mm joint space)

INAX Sairin Matt Black SAR-4C.jpg

Sairin SAR-4C (3.5mm joint space)

Sairin SAR1.jpg

Sairin SAR1

Sairin SAR2.jpg

Sairin SAR2

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Sairin SAR3

Sairin SAR4.jpg

Sairin SAR4

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