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B&Q£188.00Visit shop - 6 X County Quartz Grey Porcelain Slabs Paving Tiles900mm X 600mm X 20mm3.24M²
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Designed for homeowners and landscapers seeking a durable, contemporary finish, these County Quartz Grey porcelain slabs offer a sophisticated aesthetic with minimal upkeep for patios, terraces, and pathways. Featuring a robust 20mm thickness and a slip-resistant matte surface, they effectively resist stains, moss, and fading; however, users should be aware that the heavy, dense nature of these slabs requires professional tools and planning for installation.
| Model Part Number | 1386954 |
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| Brand | Discount Materials |
No, these slabs require a solid, compacted sub-base (typically MOT type 1) and a mortar bed for stability and drainage.
They feature a lightly textured matte finish designed to offer improved slip resistance compared to polished stone.
Each pack contains 6 slabs, which covers a total area of 3.24 square meters.
No, porcelain is non-porous and does not require sealing to prevent stains or moisture absorption.
Due to the 20mm thickness, these slabs are heavy; we recommend mechanical lifting or a two-person team for safe handling.
Ensure the sub-base is fully compacted and the mortar bed is applied evenly to the entire underside of the slab.
Use a specialized porcelain cleaner and a soft-bristled brush; avoid wire brushes that can scratch the matte finish.
Use a wet-cut diamond blade for porcelain to minimize friction and prevent heat-induced cracking during the cut.
For installation, it is critical to lay these slabs on a fully compacted sub-base with a proper mortar bed or specialized porcelain adhesive to prevent rocking. Because the material is exceptionally hard, standard masonry blades will wear down quickly; use a high-quality diamond blade designed specifically for porcelain to ensure clean, chip-free edges. To care for your installation, simply wash the surface with a mild soap solution and a broom or hose as needed. Avoid high-pressure washers that might damage the joints, and refrain from using harsh acidic cleaners that could compromise the grout lines.
