> Faithful replication of genuine granite
> High-end look with grey colouring
> Hardwearing porcelain construction
> Large format means fewer tiles used and fewer grout lines
> Matt finish for natural look
> 10 face designs for varied finish
> 800x400mm rectangular format with durable 15mm thickness
Vickie 11/06/22
I’ve read 20mm thickness is average size / these are smaller does that mean more prone to cracking?
Our advice: This tile is one of our highest quality tiles coming from one of our top manufacturers in Italy. Providing the tiles are installed correctly onto a cured concrete base and adhered with an exterior tile adhesive they would not be prone to cracking.
Phil 19/04/22
Can you drill holes through the tiles to secure a greenhouse
Our advice: Yes, we would advise using a diamond-tipped drill piece.
Bill H. 25/05/21
You advised that Granito Outdoor tiles should not be laid onto a wet mortar base. However one of your answers below states that you should use a primer if laying on a wet base so I am a bit confused. What type of base do you recommend that they be laid on?
Our advice: Ideally, you would be installing onto a cured concrete base and adhering with an outdoor tile adhesive such as our Adesilex P4 Grey Floor Adhesive 20kg. In regards to a wet mortar method, we could only advise on our Norocss Rock Tite system which comprises of a three-part installation Primer, Mortar, and Brush-In grout. All three products would need to be used as advised by Norcros in order for a sound installation to be achieved. In regards to any other mortar, we couldnt advise.
Bill H. 24/05/21
what depth of wet mortar base do you recommend?
Our advice: We wouldn't advise laying these tiles into a wet mortar mix.
Thomas B. 30/01/21
Can these tiles be used for inside. Starting from scratch what is the best base/foundation for laying the tiles outside.
Our advice: These tiles can be used inside however they are a lot thicker than normal indoor tiles, and so this will need to be considered. We always advise installing tiles on a solid concrete base with adhesive and grout.
Lucy 30/08/19
Do these tiles need priming before laying on a mortar base? They are textured on the underside which suggest priming might not be necessary
Our advice: We would recommend using adhesive to install the tiles with. However, if installing them onto a wet mortar base, the tiles will need to be primed with a bonding primer yes as they are not a permeable product.
Rob 30/07/19
Hello! Is the pattern the same on every tile?
Our advice: As these tiles are granite-effect, each tile will be slightly different - in order to create the desired natural aesthetic.