Elastolith mineral clinker tiles

50 years – that’s our experience!

ELASTOLITH clinker tiles are a unique cladding material that has been manufactured in the Netherlands for over 50 years. The production method was patented in 1962 and is still used today in virtually the same form. The ELASTOLITH system has exceptional properties, meaning it can be used virtually anywhere. All ELASTOLITH products are manufactured to the highest production and quality standards and using only natural components.

ELASTOLITH offers designers new, unlimited possibilities for building design, which were previously limited or even impossible with traditional materials. Create your own, fully customised clinker tile and see how the ELASTOLITH system solves all the problems associated with designing brick or clinker façades! 

Unique façade cladding

The Elastolith system has been used for over 50 years to create top-quality façade cladding – both in new-build projects and in renovation works.

During this time, countless buildings have been given a magnificent finish using mineral clinker tiles from the Netherlands, a country with a long tradition of medieval architecture. Elastolith upholds these traditions, ensuring an elegant and natural appearance for the façade whilst significantly reducing its costs.

Inner beauty

Create a unique atmosphere in your home or office. You can choose from soft white, bold red, industrial grey or one of many other shades.

Using Elastolith mineral clinker tiles guarantees a unique atmosphere and originality for your interior. That is why Elastolith products are highly regarded and widely used by interior designers.

Decorative element

A round column? Semi-circular walls? Intricate cornices? These are the perfect applications for Elastolith clinker tiles. Where the use of traditional clinker presents technical difficulties that cause costs and installation times to skyrocket, the Elastolith system is in its element. The unique properties of Elastolith mineral clinker tiles will help solve absolutely any architectural problem.