Cerâmica Torreense
Ladrillos y mampostería · Torres Vedras, Lisboa, Portugal
About Cerâmica Torreense
Cerâmica Torreense, based at Outeiro da Cabeça, Torres Vedras, with a tradition dating back to 1928, is a reference in Portuguese structural ceramics, with roof tiles, hollow brick, vault infill blocks, rustic pavements and facing brick. A wholly Portuguese-capital company, it processes some 400,000 tonnes of clay a year across five production units.
Its ceramic units are used in walls, partitions, facades and pavements, offering thermal mass, durability and a distinctive finish. The range is defined by format, strength, acoustic and thermal behaviour, and compatibility with the construction systems commonly used in Portugal.
For architects and contractors, the value of a structural ceramics supplier lies in dimensional regularity, availability and performance documentation. Before specifying, it is worth confirming formats, strengths, bonding details and compatibility with insulation and finishes.
Its ceramic units are used in walls, partitions, facades and pavements, offering thermal mass, durability and a distinctive finish. The range is defined by format, strength, acoustic and thermal behaviour, and compatibility with the construction systems commonly used in Portugal.
For architects and contractors, the value of a structural ceramics supplier lies in dimensional regularity, availability and performance documentation. Before specifying, it is worth confirming formats, strengths, bonding details and compatibility with insulation and finishes.