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Sustainable tiles pressed from recycled stone.

CLEM makes wall and floor tiles from recovered stone and mineral material: ground, mixed with cement and wet-pressed into square, brick and mosaic formats. They are designed for restaurants, cafés, retail stores and hotels that want a recycled material with real colour and grain.

  • Recovered stone and mineral content
  • Factory-direct from Foshan
  • Custom colours

What makes these tiles recycled.

The material story is short. What matters for a specifier is being able to check it.

Recovered material in, rejected pieces back in

Small stone fragments and other suitable building offcuts are sorted, ground into a fine powder, mixed with cement and wet-pressed. After pressing, pieces rest and are inspected; deformed pieces go back to the grinding stage instead of being thrown away.

How CLEM recycled mineral tiles are made

A surface that shows where it came from

The recovered mineral content stays visible as fine flecks and tonal variation, so every piece has real surface depth. Each colour is offered across square, brick, linear and mosaic formats.

Recycled mineral tile vs ceramic, terrazzo and natural stone

Choose colours to sample.

Add the colours you want to see in person. They are carried into the request form at the bottom of this page. See all 20 Colour Palette shades.

Formats, finishes and uses.

Full dimensions, thicknesses and weights are on the specifications page.

Clem Colour Palette catalogue data. Confirm availability and the finish for your application when you enquire.
Formats15 × 15 cm square; 7.5 × 15, 5 × 15 and 3.6 × 15 cm brick and linear formats
Mosaics5 × 5 cm and 2.5 × 2.5 cm
Surface finishesStraight-Edge Finish and Water-Washed Finish
Catalogued usesInterior walls and interior floors. Outdoor use only where the selected technical finish is suitable.
Colour20 colours in the Clem Colour Palette, 15 in Castle style, and custom colours on enquiry
Made inFoshan, Guangdong, China, supplied factory-direct

What we can document, and what we don't claim.

  • We can share the material and production description, catalogue formats and finishes, and the test information we hold for the product you select.
  • We do not publish carbon figures, recycled-content percentages or certifications we cannot back with a document for that exact product.
  • If your project has a sustainability brief, send it with your enquiry and we will tell you plainly what we can and cannot provide.
Glass-lined lululemon retail interior at Chengdu Taikoo Li with red tiled flooring

In use: lululemon, Chengdu Taikoo Li.

CLEM tiles were used in this lululemon store. C01 Original Red is confirmed among the CLEM colours selected for the project. On-site photograph.

Read the project story

Questions specifiers ask.

What are recycled stone tiles made from?

CLEM tiles start with recovered material such as small stone fragments and other suitable building offcuts. It is ground to a fine powder, mixed with cement and wet-pressed into modular tiles. See the six production stages.

Are recycled stone tiles suitable for floors?

The Clem Colour Palette is catalogued for interior walls and interior floors. Tell us where the tiles will go, such as a restaurant floor or a dry feature wall, and we will confirm the product and finish for that use.

Can they be used outdoors?

Only where the selected technical finish is suitable. Ask us before you specify an external or wet area.

Do you publish an EPD or carbon figure?

CLEM does not currently publish an EPD, LCA or carbon figure. If your project needs specific documentation, ask what is available for the product you are considering. How to evaluate recycled-tile claims.

Why do recycled tiles vary in colour?

The recovered mineral content gives each piece visible grain and slight tonal variation. Review several physical pieces together before approving a colour. Why recycled mineral tiles vary.

Can I order a custom colour?

Yes. Custom colours are available on enquiry. Send a reference, the area and your timeline. How to brief a custom tile colour.

Request samples for your project.

Tell us which colours you want, where they will be used and where to send them.

  1. Send the colours and project details below.
  2. We reply by email within 1–2 business days to confirm samples, formats and next steps.
  3. Review physical pieces with your lighting, grout and neighbouring materials before you specify.

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Phone: +61 422 611 898 · +86 133 7847 1730