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Atlas BJ34

Moroccan Bejmat Tiles

Atlas Moroccan Bejmat features a natural green tone with soft variations typical of handcrafted clay tiles. Its rectangular shape and subtle imperfections give an authentic look suitable for kitchens, showers, and interior walls. This color works well in warm or earthy design schemes where natural depth is desired. Discover more Moroccan Bejmat colors and formats in our full collection. Learn more about traditional Moroccan craftsmanship through reliable external resources.

Moroccan Bejmat Tiles

Atlas Moroccan Bejmat features a natural green tone with soft variations typical of handcrafted clay tiles. Its rectangular shape and subtle imperfections give an authentic look suitable for kitchens, showers, and interior walls. This color works well in warm or earthy design schemes where natural depth is desired. Discover more Moroccan Bejmat colors and formats in our full collection. Learn more about traditional Moroccan craftsmanship through reliable external resources.

Features

Material: handcrafted clay tiles, cut and shaped individually before glazing and firing.
Variations: color shade differences, small surface irregularities, minor chips, and texture changes are normal and expected.
Format & Edges: rectangular handmade tiles with uneven, non-rectified edges.
Thickness: typically 15–20 mm, with natural variation between pieces.
Dimensional Tolerance: size differences of ±2–4 mm are common; installation requires adjusted joints.
Use: suitable for interior walls, showers, kitchen areas, fireplaces, and light residential flooring.
Surface Texture: denser and thicker than Zellige, giving better resistance to pressure and impact.
Outdoor Use: not recommended in freeze-thaw climates without professional evaluation.
Heat & Moisture: resistant to normal household heat and humidity when installed on a compliant substrate.
Artisanal Character: each Bejmat tile has unique shades, textures, and imperfections inherent to Moroccan craftsmanship.

Installation

Adhesive: use a high-quality C2TE or C2S1 flexible adhesive; back-buttering is recommended due to tile thickness.
Substrate: ensure a flat, solid, and dry substrate; leveling may be required because Bejmat varies in thickness.
Setting: press tiles firmly to align height differences; a rubber mallet helps achieve an even surface on floors.
Joints: joints of 3–6 mm are recommended to absorb dimensional variations.
Grout: use flexible fine cement grout; epoxy grout may be used in wet areas.
Cutting: cut from the back with a wet saw or fine diamond blade; expect small edge chipping due to the dense clay body.
Blending: mix tiles from multiple boxes before installation to balance natural shade variation.
Sealing (floors only): seal unglazed or matte Bejmat if installed on floors to protect against stains; glazed tiles usually do not require sealing.
Cleaning: use pH-neutral cleaners; avoid acids, abrasive tools, or descaling products.
Maintenance: regular mild cleaning is sufficient; regrouting or replacing individual tiles is possible if needed.
Wet Areas: ensure proper waterproofing in showers and bathrooms before installation.
Safety: clay-based product with zero VOC emissions, suitable for indoor living spaces.

Description

Moroccan Bejmat Tiles

Atlas Moroccan Bejmat features a natural green tone with soft variations typical of handcrafted clay tiles. Its rectangular shape and subtle imperfections give an authentic look suitable for kitchens, showers, and interior walls. This color works well in warm or earthy design schemes where natural depth is desired. Discover more Moroccan Bejmat colors and formats in our full collection. Learn more about traditional Moroccan craftsmanship through reliable external resources.

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