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July 31st, 2025

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Three-dimensional tiles

were born from Japanese tile culture

We would like to talk about three-dimensional tiles tiles which is one of our flagship products.

The INAX history began with decorative bricks and three-dimensional terracotta

INAX was founded because of the production of bricks with ornamental perforations and intricately designed terracotta for the Imperial Hotel designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.

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The Great East Japan Earthquake of 1923 led to the development of the installation method for exterior walls

After the Great East Japan Earthquake in 1923, the brick buildings were replaced with concrete buildings.
Tiles have also the function of protecting the concrete, so the installation method to exterior walls was developed, and a unique tiles market for exterior walls grew.

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The tile market is also expanding to the exterior walls of homes

In Japanese houses, the toilet and the bath are located separately. As houses have evolved, The toilet room became a non-wet area and the bathroom is prefabricated.

As a result, tiles are now installed on exterior walls rather than in bathrooms.

From mortar to adhesive,
a change in installation method led to the creation of three-dimensional tiles

In The adhesive method, the adhesive resists movements such as temperature changes and concrete shrinkage, and reduces stress on the tiles and adhesive surface, so it is possible without grouting.

3D tiles were born by without grouting method

The grouting is not necessary, so it is possible to create wide range of designs such as rough surface and uneven thickness, etc

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