Mountain White Porcelain Paving Slabs – (900mm x 600mm x 20 mm)

Yes, white porcelain slabs are practical for your outdoor patio or driveway. They’re strong, long-lasting, and easy to clean. Because porcelain doesn’t absorb water, stains from dirt, leaves, or spills won’t sink in. If the slabs get dirty, you just need a quick wash with soap and water to make them look good again. White porcelain also won’t fade or discolour, even if it’s in the sun all day. This means your patio or driveway stays looking fresh and bright all year round.

No, white porcelain slabs won’t turn yellow or fade over time. Porcelain doesn’t absorb water or dirt, so things that usually cause yellowing or stains can’t easily soak in. Even after years outside, your white paving will keep its original bright colour. The only thing you need to do is clean the slabs regularly to remove surface dirt and keep them looking fresh.

White porcelain paving can last for decades outdoors. Unlike natural stone or concrete, porcelain is highly resistant to weather, stains, and fading. It doesn’t absorb water, so frost and moisture won’t cause cracks or damage. With proper installation and basic maintenance, you can expect your white porcelain slabs to stay in good condition for 20 years or more.

Moss and algae can grow on any outdoor surface if there’s enough moisture, but they don’t stick easily to porcelain. Because porcelain is non-porous, moss and algae don’t get deep into the surface, making them easier to wash off. On white paving, green growth may be more noticeable than on darker colours, but regular cleaning with water or a mild detergent will prevent buildup.

White porcelain slabs can reflect more light than darker colours, but they don’t create an intense glare. The level of reflection depends on the surface finish — matte or textured finishes reduce glare, while polished surfaces reflect more light. If your patio is in direct sunlight for most of the day, a textured or matt finish can help keep the glare to a minimum while still keeping the space bright and modern.

Yes, white porcelain paving can handle harsh British winters without any issues. It’s also resistant to frost, ice, and temperature changes, so it won’t weaken over time. As long as the slabs are installed correctly with proper drainage, they will stay durable and look the same year after year, even in freezing conditions.

The best grout colour for white porcelain slabs depends on the look you want. Light grey or beige grout creates a soft, natural contrast while helping to hide dirt. If you want a seamless look, off-white grout blends well with the slabs but may require more cleaning. Darker grey or anthracite grout can add definition and make the slabs stand out more. It also hides stains better, making it a practical choice for high-traffic areas.