The cement tiles entered interiors in the 19th century and have since imposed their uniqueness across cultures. The history of cement tiles started in France around 1850 where the outstanding durability and aesthetics of this floor covering led to rapid development all over Europe and the rest of the world.
In Morocco, the close relationship with France and their shared passion for architectural design led to unique creations around the concrete tile. Thanks to a hydraulic-press technique that dates from 150 years ago, very little energy goes into the production of these tiles, consuming almost no power to manufacture.