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Lake silver granite vitrified porcelain paving

Silver granite porcelain paving is a relatively simple material to install. It comes in a number of widths and thicknesses, making it appropriate for a wide range of tasks. Considering porcelain is a thick substance, it is resistant to moisture, frost, and other forms of collapse. As a result, it is an excellent choice for places vulnerable to excessive rain or snowfall, as it is unlikely to deform or crack as a result.

Porcelain paving slabs look great in any location and will last for a long time with almost no upkeep. It is a luxury choice for any landscape and has an impermeable feel.

Conclusion :

Silver granite porcelain paving is a gorgeous and long-lasting paving solution. It is an excellent choice for outdoor locations due to its natural-looking texture and ability to tolerate harsh weather conditions. It is resistant to wear and strain because of its porcelain substance, and it is quite simple to install. Silver granite porcelain paving slab may be kept in good condition with proper maintenance and installation.

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Slip Resistant – Stain Resistant – Frost Proof – Fade Resistant – No Maintenance Required!

Suggestions laying with adhesive on a Screed
1 Apply the adhesive spreading two layers, one on each surface (on the tile and on the foundation).
2 Arrange gaps of 3-5 mm between the tiles using the cross spacers provided for this purposes.
3 Upon completion, clean the surface thoroughly removing all residues of plaster and adhesive.

Suggestions laying dry on Grass
1 Once the positions of the tiles have been decided upon, remove the grassy surface for a depth of about 5 mm.
2 Place a layer of fine gravel or sand in the empty space to level it & stabilise the tile.
3 Position the tile, checking that it is flat and correcting this if necessary

Suggestions laying dry on Gravel and Sand
1 Flatten the surface of the foundation with the help of a leveling bar.
2 Choose the pattern, arranging the tiles on the ground.
3 Position the tiles exactly, using a bar to space them out (or cross spacers if positioned close together) to improve the alignment.