Anthracite aggregate surface
The Anthracite surface mixes a medium-to-dark gray ground with lighter and deeper gray fragments in several sizes, larger angular shapes scattered among smaller marks. The restrained gray palette gives the floor a different rhythm from a plain color or a strongly veined stone look.
Each tile has a 600 × 1200 mm face, with a long side twice the short side. That proportion creates a clear joint direction across a room. The format can run with the main sightline or across it, changing the relationship between the floor grid, doorways and fixed cabinetry.
The overall tile thickness is 10 mm. The installed floor also includes its bedding and any separate preparation layers. Tile-body thickness therefore belongs alongside the complete floor build-up when coordinating thresholds, skirting and adjoining finishes.
The finish is matte with a structured granular surface, whose low gloss keeps the gray fragment pattern clear without the sharp reflections of a polished face. Floor use also depends on the site conditions and the performance required.
Ten design faces vary the positions and tonal balance of the aggregate pattern within this tile selection. Distributing those faces across the room reduces clusters of repeated motifs. The face mix and sequence matter most along broad, open floor areas and the main view from an entrance.
Running the 1200 mm side along a room produces a different joint rhythm from turning the same tiles through 90 degrees. The tile material, finish and face size stay the same. The chosen direction changes perimeter cuts, junctions with adjacent rooms and which joints meet a doorway.
| Product selection | Anthracite Aggregate Terrazzo, Terrazzo Series |
|---|---|
| Selected surface | Anthracite terrazzo-look tile with a matte structured granular surface |
| Face dimensions | 600 × 1200 mm |
| Overall body thickness | 10 mm |
| Surface finish and craft | Matte; Structured Granular Surface |
| Design-face count | 10 coordinated design faces |
| Nominal face area | 0.72 m² per tile; layout, joints and cutting quantities are separate |
| Minimum order | Supplied in full packing units from one production batch, rounded up from your area. Small lots can ship with the rest of your project list in one container. |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
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Set the floor grid against the room boundaries, doorway centers and fixed cabinet positions. A joint that continues through an open doorway reads differently from one that stops at a threshold. The layout also shows narrow perimeter pieces and the cuts around columns or other fixed elements.
The tile contributes 10 mm to the floor build-up. Bedding, leveling and any other specified layers add their own height. At a junction with wood, vinyl or stone, the transition follows the two complete finished levels and the exposed edge condition.
The design-face mix is coordinated with the cutting plan. A full tile shows more of its aggregate pattern than a narrow edge strip. Keep room references, tile direction and the intended distribution together so the open floor area and its perimeter cuts form one layout.
A 600 × 1200 mm tile has a nominal face area of 0.72 m². That area is useful for an initial piece calculation, while the room layout determines complete tiles, cut pieces and offcuts.
Door recesses, columns and changes in floor direction each need different cuts, and a ten-face mix is spread across the room so no motif repeats side by side. These layout decisions are made together with the count of full tiles.
Bedding materials, grout, movement-joint components, skirting and transition profiles are separate parts of the floor package. Their quantities follow the substrate, joint layout and room boundaries. The order identifies which of these items accompany the tiles.
Packing and freight follow shipment quantity and destination, and unloading, existing-floor removal, substrate preparation and tile laying are their own work items, so supply-only and installed prices are two different offers. Tell us the rooms and quantities and we will put this on one quote with everything else you are ordering, and show you what fits in a container.
The face is 600 × 1200 mm and the overall tile body is 10 mm thick. Its nominal face area is 0.72 m². Bedding and any separate floor-preparation layers are additional to the tile thickness.
This selection has ten coordinated surface designs with different aggregate positions and tonal distribution. They belong to the same Anthracite tile selection. Mixing the faces across a room helps avoid obvious repeated motifs next to one another.
Yes. The 1200 mm side can follow the main room direction or run across it. Turning the format changes the joint rhythm and perimeter cuts while keeping the same tile dimensions and surface selection.
The matte, granular surface gives better grip than polished tile and suits most interior floors. For wet areas and commercial floors, tell us the slip rating you need, such as a DCOF value, and we confirm whether a matching test report is available for the batch.
Start from the room dimensions and the 0.72 m² nominal tile face, then use the layout to count full tiles, cuts and offcuts. Door recesses, columns, direction changes and connected rooms affect the takeoff, and the cutting plan sets the allowance for your project.
Those are ordered on their own lines. The order lists any bedding, grout, skirting, joint components or transition profiles we supply, and substrate preparation, laying, unloading and other site work are itemized too.
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