Porcelain is traditionally associated with tile installation. That usually means mortar or thinset underneath, grout between the tiles, and an adhesive bond connecting the finished surface to a rigid substrate.
Porcelain is commonly associated with concrete patios, interior floors and other rigid surfaces. That leads to an understandable question for homeowners and builders considering a different type of outdoor deck:
Mbrico’s reinforced porcelain deck system is a patented & engineered outdoor flooring system that combines high-density porcelain surfacing with structural reinforcement, mechanical fastening, and a purpose-built support system. Unlike traditional
A deck should be comfortable enough to use during the best parts of the day. But anyone who has walked barefoot across a hot composite deck, PVC board, or rooftop
Rethinking Decks, Rooftops, and Porcelain Decking Systems Mbrico recently joined Matt Risinger at the Build Show for a webinar on how Mbrico’s reinforced porcelain tile deck systems are changing the
Fire resistance is no longer optional in many regions. Wildfire-prone areas, urban rooftops, balconies, and multi-family developments are all facing stricter fire code requirements. Yet many decking materials are still
Rooftop decks are one of the most demanding applications in construction. They sit directly over conditioned space, are fully exposed to the elements, and must meet strict structural, drainage, fire,
Longevity is one of the most important factors when evaluating any decking solution. Decks are exposed to weather, foot traffic, moisture, and temperature swings year after year. Over time, even
Choosing a decking system is no longer just about surface appearance. Performance, longevity, safety, and maintenance all play a major role in how well a deck holds up over time.