Deckwood porcelain paving offers the perfect blend of porcelain's strength and durability with the natural aesthetics and warmth of timber. Its realistic wood grain and knots create a weathered wood appearance, making it an excellent choice for enhancing any outdoor area. This low-maintenance and non-slip surface serves as a great alternative to traditional timber decking. The tiles are available in various creative patterns and are resistant to weather, chemicals, and colour fading, ensuring they remain visually appealing for years.

For precision and consistency, 'Rectified' porcelain paving is used, offering minimal size variation within each batch. The tiles are precisely cut after firing, with a typical size variance of just +/- 2mm.

Please note that tile dimensions can vary up to 5mm from the stated measurements, but within each batch, the variation will only be +/-2mm. It's recommended to use tiles from the same production batch for a uniform look.

Specifications:

• Dimensions: 1200 x 295 x 20mm
• Finish: Anti-slip for safety in wet conditions
• Durability: Resistant to weather, chemicals, and colour fading

Coverage:

• Pack of 64 - 22.66m2
• Pack of 32- 11.33m2
• Pack of 16 - 5.66m2
  
  

Installation Advice:

Porcelain patio paving tiles are rectified to give a calibrated dimensional accuracy; allowing for closer jointing and creating the appearance of one large uninterrupted, seamless surface of stone flooring.

A rectified floor tile is one whose edges are perfectly vertical with respect to it's surface. This is a result of precise machining of a regular unrectified tile, so that each of the four sides will be at a 90 degree angle to the top and bottom faces of the tile.

Lay them on an MOT Type 1 or GSB aggregate sub-base with a geo-textile covering, using a 5:1 sharp sand : cement ratio for a 40mm wet mortar bed. Cut tiles with a 'Diamond Porcelain Cutting Blade' using water dust suppression on a hand tool or table saw. Apply a Priming Slurry to the underside of each tile before laying.

Manufactured in batches and the the colour and texture can vary from batch to batch. It is therefore essential to lay the paving by mixing the tiles from different packs. This ensures that the overall desired hue is achieved and evens out any slight colour discrepancies. Laying your patio one pallet at a time can lead to slight but visible colour banding.

Keep note of the 'batch code' on the packaging (usually a number followed by a letter or a six-digit number) in case you need more porcelain for future extensions or completion of your paved area.