Porcelain Paving

Porcelain paving is a type of ceramic, which is known for it’s durability, strength, and resistance to wear and tear. It is available in a variety of colors, including greys, whites, neutrals and blacks.

Vitrified porcelain paving is a type of porcelain that has been fired at a high temperature, which causes the clay particles to fuse together. This process results in a dense, non-porous material that is resistant to water, stains, and freeze-thaw cycles. The surface of vitrified porcelain paving is also extremely hard and durable, making it suitable for high-traffic areas such as sidewalks, and patios.

Slip Resistant – Stain Resistant – Frost Proof – Fade Resistant – No Maintenance Required!

Range: Lake

Material: Vitrified Porcelain

Finish: Matt Anti-Slip

Edges: Sawn

Colour: Variety

Thickness: 20mm

Sold As: Single Size Tiles of 600x600mm or 600×900

Packs of 60 (600x600mm) and Packs of 40 (600x900mm)

Coverage:

600x600mm – 0.36m2

600x900mm – 0.54m2

Pack – 21.6m2

 

Suggestions laying with adhesive on a Screed
1 Apply the adhesive spreading two layers, one on each surface (on the tile and on the foundation).
2 Arrange gaps of 3-5 mm between the tiles using the cross spacers provided for this purposes.
3 Upon completion, clean the surface thoroughly removing all residues of plaster and adhesive.

Suggestions laying dry on Grass
1 Once the positions of the tiles have been decided upon, remove the grassy surface for a depth of about 5 mm.
2 Place a layer of fine gravel or sand in the empty space to level it & stabilise the tile.
3 Position the tile, checking that it is flat and correcting this if necessary

Suggestions laying dry on Gravel and Sand
1 Flatten the surface of the foundation with the help of a leveling bar.
2 Choose the pattern, arranging the tiles on the ground.
3 Position the tiles exactly, using a bar to space them out (or cross spacers if positioned close together) to improve the alignment.