Pure colour
An aggregate-free, single-colour finish for modern, minimal and branded spaces.
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Floor systemsLiquid TileLIQUID TILE
Self-levelling floor system · Solid colourA continuous floor in one pure colour.
Part of the same SHINKA self-levelling family as Liquid Terrazzo, Liquid Tile omits granular aggregate to create a clean, continuous, solid-colour floor.
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Liquid TileLIQUID TILE
Part of the same SHINKA self-levelling family as Liquid Terrazzo, Liquid Tile omits granular aggregate to create a clean, continuous, solid-colour floor.
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See how the material belongs in different spaces.
Residential, commercial, hospitality and bathroom concepts alongside real projects. Thoughtful negative space allows the surface to become part of everyday life.
MATERIAL CHARACTER
MATERIAL CHARACTER
More than decoration,
a starting point for spatial experience.
Seamless unity
Self-levelling application creates a continuous surface without the visual grid of traditional tiles.
Colour proposals
Discuss a project-specific colour in relation to brand identity, atmosphere and lighting.
APPLICATION
Applications
01Flagship stores
02Reception spaces
03Distinctive dining spaces
04Modern homes
MARKET PAIN POINTS
Real project challenges.
A new perspective on material value.
SHINKA considers installation, labour, renovation disruption and long-term maintenance alongside the surface itself.
Visual tile divisions
The challenge
Joints interrupt broad, pure-colour surfaces.
The SHINKA approach
A single-colour self-levelling layer lets the space and furnishings take centre stage.
Translating brand colours
The challenge
Ready-made tiles offer fixed sizes and colours.
The SHINKA approach
Discuss a tailored colour direction using samples and project requirements.
Renovation disruption
The challenge
Demolition affects occupants, neighbours and business operations.
The SHINKA approach
When suitable, overlay renovation can reduce dust and waste.
MATERIAL COMPARISON
Comparing common materials
There is no single right material. These comparisons cover form, design, installation, maintenance and applications. Results depend on the substrate, design, team and site conditions.
ConsiderationSHINKA Liquid TileCommon materials / methods
Material formSolid-colour continuous coating formed on siteFactory-fired modular tiles
Visual characterSolid colour, seamless and visually unifiedJoints establish rhythm and layout
Colour selectionProject colours discussed through samplesWide ready-made palette and consistent quality
Local repairsRepairable, with colour matching assessedIndividual tiles replaceable with matching stock
Best suited toMinimal spaces, brand colours and continuous floorsPatterns, modular rhythm or quick unit replacement
RENOVATION DECISION GUIDE
A pure-colour floor without the tile grid
Liquid Tile and Liquid Terrazzo use the same self-levelling floor approach. Liquid Tile omits aggregate for minimal, solid-colour spaces.
Each method suits different project conditions. Consider budget, timing, substrate, future maintenance and design goals together.
VALUE / 2026 MATERIAL
Simple design. Informed decisions.
New materials should support design quality, installation efficiency, occupant wellbeing and long-term operation.
Minimal aesthetics
One colour brings calm, clarity and a sense of space.
Brand identity
Turn the floor into a consistent part of the brand environment.
Operational efficiency
Reduce demolition disruption and joint-cleaning demands.
AWARDS, LABELS & TEST DATA
Quality information,
clearly presented.
Awards, indoor emission labels and test data:
explore the information in our existing product literature.
DNA Paris Design Awards
2023 · Honorable Mention
French indoor air emissions A+
Émissions dans l’air intérieur
ISO quality management system
Quality management system mark
Awards, emissions ratings and management systems have different scopes. Refer to the corresponding certificates and reports.
FLOOR SYSTEM / SHARED TEST DATA
Liquid Terrazzo · Liquid Tile
Shared floor-system test data
Transcribed from the construction material quality test page in the existing catalogue. Both floor finishes share this data.
| Test item & conditions | Reference requirement | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Hardness | As agreed | 5H |
| Abrasion resistance (750 g / 500 r) | ≤ 0.050 g | 0.038 g |
| Tensile bond strength | Standard conditions | ≥ 2.0 MPa | 5.6 MPa |
| Tensile bond strength | After immersion | ≥ 2.0 MPa | 2.2 MPa |
| Impact resistance | 1000 g steel ball | No cracking | No cracking |
| Slip resistance | Dry friction coefficient | ≥ 0.50 | 0.69 |
| Water resistance | 168 h | No blistering or peeling; slight discolouration permitted | No blistering, peeling or discolouration |
| Alkali resistance | 20% NaOH, 72 h | No blistering or peeling; slight discolouration permitted | No blistering, peeling or discolouration |
| Acid resistance | 10% H₂SO₄, 48 h | No blistering or peeling; slight discolouration permitted | No blistering, peeling or discolouration |
| Oil resistance | No. 120 solvent oil, 72 h | No blistering or peeling; slight discolouration permitted | No blistering, peeling or discolouration |
Transcribed from the supplied catalogue page, which does not identify the laboratory or report number. Ask SHINKA for full conditions and scope. Dry friction results do not establish wet slip resistance.
SYSTEM HIGHLIGHTS
Self-levelling floor system · Solid colour
SHINKA considers the complete system, from design intent to real installation conditions.
01One pure colour
02No granular aggregate
03Self-levelling floor
04Seamless finish
05Renovation of existing spaces
06Easy cleaning
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
System & performance information
Based on the SHINKA 2026 catalogue. Installation must be assessed against substrate, environment and the approved system.
System familyThe same SHINKA self-levelling floor system as Liquid Terrazzo
Surface differenceNo granular aggregate; a single solid colour
Design characterFewer dividing lines for a clean, continuous, minimal floor
Installation assessmentPlan according to substrate, area, colour and site conditions
MINERAL PALETTE 2026
Liquid Tile colour collection
Natural. Tactile. Timeless. Screen colours are for initial selection only; confirm the final finish with SHINKA physical samples.
Selected
01Snow StoneSnow Stone#F4F1EA02Mineral WhiteMineral White
#EDE9E0Selected
03Milk Tea GreigeMilk Tea Greige#D8D0C5Selected
04Moonstone GreyMoonstone Grey#C8C2B805Oat BeigeOat Beige
#D6CCBB06Light Mineral GreyLight Mineral Grey
#BEB9B0Selected
07Volcanic GreyVolcanic Grey#9E9993Selected
08Stone CharcoalStone Charcoal#6F6D69Selected
09Cocoa StoneCocoa Stone#7A675610Mineral BlackMineral Black
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LIQUID TILE
Let colour bring order to space
The same self-levelling floor approach as Liquid Terrazzo, without aggregate, creates a clean and continuous finish in one colour.
Setting the colour
Calibrate colour against brand identity, daylight and artificial lighting.
For floors only
Forms a continuous floor after levelling. Not for walls and does not imitate tile joints.
Minimal maintenance
An aggregate-free, uninterrupted surface for homes, commercial displays and flagship spaces.
Liquid Tile is the aggregate-free, solid-colour version of the Liquid Terrazzo system. Confirm colour, finish and suitability with samples and substrate assessment.
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