Turning waste streams into building materials that install the way you already build.
Agricultural and industrial byproducts are often landfilled or left to go to waste. JJIM's plant-rock bonding process diverts these streams and turns them into a usable building material, with over 95% recycled content.
See How It's Made →GeoTile cuts on a standard commercial tile cutter and sets in standard mortar, just like ceramic or stone. Sustainable materials shouldn't require a new construction process.
See Installation →GeoTile has a stated carbon-emissions reduction of 80–90% compared with conventional tile. The product page explains the basis for this figure.
Explore GeoTile →GeoTile is made from rock and plant material, giving it natural texture and color similar to quarried stone.
View the Look →GeoTile is made in the USA, with no tariffs and no overseas freight risk. Domestic production gives builders a more predictable supply chain.
Learn About Availability →GeoTile was exposed to 30 seconds of direct flame at 2,500°F and submerged for 3 days to test mold resistance. Details are on the product page.
View Test Results →A simple path from material that would otherwise be thrown away to a product used in buildings.
Waste diverted from the landfill and put to use in the building.
Results from our own test protocols. Full documentation will be added to each product page.
30 seconds of direct flame at 2,500°F: no visible smoke, no cracks, no spalling.
Mold resistant after 3 days fully under water. pH stable for months.
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