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The CE mark is a mandatory, conformity mark of quality for products placed on the market in the 27 Member States of the EU and EFTA countries Iceland, Norway, Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Compliance with CE conformance requirements for ceramic tile is proved by a certified quality testing laboratory according to specification EN 14411.
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Accurately reproducing the classic and precise tilework of pre-war America could only be accomplished with American craftsmanship. Generations of experience and know-how in all phases of tile production has gone into our development of the Subway Ceramics collection. It is our mission to carry on this tile making tradition and prepare future generations to produce and appreciate our uniquely American tile heritage. |
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Inside and out, this Dublin steakhouse has recreated the authentic period dining experience with their exceptional Heritage tilework. Inspired by renowned New York speakeasies of the prohibition era, The Butcher's Grill is a prime example of a classic Subway Ceramics restaurant. |
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The sculptural nature of our Graystone accessory reproductions takes them beyind beyond the simply functional. Used extensively from the early 1920's, our glazed ceramic accessory elements were designed to be either tiled-in (flush) or recessed into the wall. |
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A highlight of ours for 2011, Subway Ceramics provided the tilework for the preservation of this historic structure in Mason City, Iowa. Rescued from years of neglect, and restored to the architect's original design, the Park Inn is an example of our commitment to preserving our tile heritage. |
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