Night Sky Porcelain 900 x 600
£26.50 (ex. VAT)
- Description
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- Product Guidance
- Colour Variations
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Description
Night Sky porcelain paving slabs are the darkest shade of black in our contract range for India porcelain. A slightly riven and textured surface creates a truly attractive and affordable paving materials that will stand the test of time.
Night Sky Porcelain is available in 900 x 600 x 20mm sized slabs.
Porcelain is becoming increasingly popular, with the many benefits it’s not hard to understand why.
- Subtle colour variations and consistent surface texture
- Durable, Versatile
- Virtually maintenance free, mop up those spillages without the worry of staining your beautiful paving, simply jet wash when it becomes dirty.
- Resilient to weather and temperature changes, it will not fade in the sun and will not be affected by freezing during the colder months.
- Non-slip with a lightly textured surface.
- Highly resistant to scratches and other damage.
- No additional specialist equipment need to lay porcelain just a good quality Porcelain diamond blade, ideally on a wet tile cutting bench.
For more information about different Porcelain Paving types please follow the link below to our news article on the subject:
Understanding Porcelain Paving
Trade discounts available please contact your local branch for details (company registration number required)
There will always be colour variations between batches, ensure you order enough to complete your project from one batch, never mix batches, allowing additional material for cuts and wastage.
Additional information
| Weight | 30 kg |
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| Options | Night Sky 900 x 600 x 20mm (SOLD PER SQM) |
There will always be colour variations between batches, ensure you order enough to complete your project from one batch, never mix batches, allowing additional material for cuts and wastage.
Always keep a record of the batch code of the porcelain you have collected or had delivered, just in case future stock is required. The batch code is printed on the side of packaging boxes covering the porcelain paving products.
Please note the shade of the final product could differ slightly compared to the sample you may receive due to batch variation. We recommend that all customers read our product selection, maintenance & installation guides before purchasing, please follow one of the links below:
PORCELAIN PAVING INSTALLATION GUIDE
When installing Porcelain paving please ensure that you use Pro-prime to help bond the slabs to the sub-base, this product is available at all Natural Stone and Timber branches.
We recommend that a porcelain tile seal is used on all dark paving products to reduce staining and to help with maintenance.
Please be aware that marks and everyday dirt will be more visible on Dark / Black paving products.
Do Porcelain Paving Slabs Fade?
As a rule no porcelain paving slabs do not fade, but over very long periods of time in sunny areas and with considerable weathering you could expect to see some slight changes to the appearance of the surface of the slabs.
Can You Cut Porcelain Paving?
Yes, our Porcelain Paving can be cut easily, but you will require a very good quality diamond blade made especially for 20mm Porcelain paving slabs. European & Italian Porcelain paving cuts a lot better than India porcelain due to the improved production processes making them less brittle and prone to chipping, but due to its increased density, it can take longer.
Can You Seal Porcelain Paving?
Yes, it can be advisable to seal Porcelain Paving. This will further reduce porosity and keep any maintenance to an absolute minimum, but it is not essential and is basically a personal choice.
Does Porcelain Paving Stain?
It is possible to stain Porcelain Paving but it’s very difficult due to its very low porosity. Porcelain paving can be sealed to further help prevent staining in areas prone to spillages.
Does Porcelain Paving Scratch Easily?
No Porcelain Paving does not scratch easily, it is an extremely dense material that is very hard to damage once installed. If the surface of Porcelain is damaged or scratch it is not possible to repair, so we would also recommend keeping a couple of extra slabs hidden in your garden just in case of future problems.
Are Porcelain Paving Slabs Low Maintenance?
Yes, Porcelain slabs are incredibly low maintenance, they have very low porosity of 0.5% minimising dirt penetration into the surface meaning in normal situations no more than a general clean will ever be necessary.
Is Porcelain Paving Any Good?
Yes we believe we offer the best possible quality Porcelain paving that will far exceed any domestic requirements and will, if correctly installed, last for decades without requiring anything but general cleaning and maintenance.
Is Porcelain Paving Hard To Lay?
Porcelain paving is a very hard and precisely manufactured products, so some additional knowledge is needed to handle this material correctly, but any well experienced landscape contractor with the correct tools will not have any problems installing any of our products.
Are Porcelain Paving Slabs Expensive?
Porcelain paving has become very competitively priced within the UK market, with a high quality Polish or Italian Porcelain product priced competitively against inferior imported porcelain and natural stone products. We would always recommend installing the best possible Porcelain Paving slabs you can afford as the actual costs of the paving materials itself, is only a fraction of the overall installation cost, and is the thing you will be left looking at for many years to come.
Are Porcelain Paving Slabs Slippery?
All paving that is used within the UK must be R11 slip rated to meet the current British standard for paving materials. All our Porcelain Paving products have been tested and meet or exceed these standards. Technical Data Sheets are available to view for all porcelain paving products, just follow the link on the product pages.
Specifications for Night Sky Porcelain 900 x 600
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