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The County Crema Porcelain Paving Slabs are ideal for homeowners and landscapers seeking a durable, low-maintenance solution for patios, pathways, and terraces. These large-format, stone-effect tiles offer a sophisticated cream and beige aesthetic that brightens outdoor areas while providing excellent resistance to weather, stains, and organic growth like moss. While these 20mm thick porcelain slabs offer professional-grade longevity, they require a solid, well-prepared sub-base to ensure long-term stability and prevent cracking.
| Model Part Number | 1386677 |
|---|---|
| Brand | County |
These 20mm slabs are primarily designed for patios, pathways, and pedestrian terraces; they are generally not rated for vehicular traffic.
No, porcelain is naturally non-porous and does not require sealing to prevent staining or water absorption.
Yes, you can use a pressure washer, but use a low-to-medium setting to avoid damaging the jointing compound between the slabs.
A solid, well-compacted aggregate base with a full-bed mortar installation is required to ensure the slabs remain stable.
The slabs are designed with a lightly textured, matte finish that provides high slip resistance, making them safe for outdoor use in various weather conditions.
This indicates an inadequate or poorly compacted sub-base; the slabs must be lifted and the sub-base corrected.
Use a specialized porcelain cleaner and a soft-bristled brush to gently lift dirt without harming the matte texture.
This is likely grout haze. Use a dedicated cement or grout haze remover following the manufacturer’s instructions once the grout has fully cured.
Proper installation is essential for porcelain paving. Unlike traditional concrete pavers, these slabs should be laid on a full, uniform mortar bed over a compacted sub-base to avoid point-loading stress, which can lead to cracks. Ensure that the substrate is level and that you use a suitable primer on the underside of each slab before laying it onto the bedding mortar to guarantee a strong bond. When cutting these slabs, use a high-quality, water-fed diamond blade to prevent chipping. For day-to-day care, keep the surface clear of debris to prevent scratching and use a pH-neutral cleaner for any stubborn spots.
