A fast and long-lasting cladding solution for facades and interiors—delivering a natural stone/brick/slate look without heavy substructures or complicated installation.
Why flexible tile is chosen more and more often
Modern finishing projects demand three things: appearance, speed, and durability without constant maintenance. That’s why flexible tile has become one of the most convenient solutions: it recreates the texture of stone, brick, or slate, while staying lightweight, elastic, and suitable for a wide range of applications—from insulated facades to interior accent walls.
flexibility and elasticity (radii, arches, columns, complex details)
resistance to moisture, frost, and temperature fluctuations
UV stability (color stays consistent)
easy maintenance (usually simple periodic washing is enough)
It looks like stone—without the typical drawbacks of “heavy” materials.
Where flexible tile is used most often
1) Insulated facades (EPS / mineral wool)
The most common scenario is facade insulation with a final decorative finish. Flexible tile is installed over the reinforced base coat and works perfectly as part of a warm facade system.
Typical system build-up:
Load-bearing wall
Adhesive
Insulation (EPS or mineral wool)
Anchors/dowels
Reinforcement layer (adhesive + fiberglass mesh)
Primer
KORDEKO flexible tile
Benefit: no metal frames or extra fasteners—reducing the risk of thermal bridges.
2) Plinth (base) and entrance zones
The lower part of a facade takes the most abuse (dirt, splashes, impacts). Flexible tile is a practical solution for plinths because it stays neat-looking for a long time.
3) Commercial spaces
Offices, cafés, salons, showrooms—places where you need a stylish texture quickly and want easy upkeep. Flexible tile delivers a clean result and handles daily use well.
4) Interiors
Accent walls, corridors, fireplaces, niches, TV zones—anywhere you want a “stone” effect without heavy tile and complicated cutting.
Why flexible tile is better than classic finishes
lightweight—doesn’t overload walls or insulation
fast installation—shorter timelines and lower labor costs
works on complex architecture (radii, corners, columns)
resistant to weather and moisture
stone-like appearance without constant repainting
Practical tips: what matters for proper installation
For a durable, premium-looking finish:
the substrate must be flat, dry, and reinforced
priming is mandatory
use a frost-resistant facade adhesive (for exterior use)
apply adhesive evenly with a notched trowel (typically 4–6 mm, depending on texture)
press/roll the tile firmly to remove air
remove excess adhesive immediately
Why people choose KORDEKO
KORDEKO is a flexible cladding solution based on PletaFlex technology, designed for facade loads and practical, long-term use.
You get:
help choosing the right texture and color for your project
solutions for facade, plinth, and interior in one style
clear installation guidance and recommendations
Flexible tile is a practical way to make a facade or interior beautiful, modern, and long-lasting. It performs especially well on insulated facades—maintaining system integrity, protecting insulation, and delivering a stone-like look without heavy materials.