If you're eager to add a patio to your garden - but you don't want to break the bank - then we've got some good news to share with you.
For a limited time only, our 20mm thick porcelain paving slabs are available for less than £30 per square metre!
We've got two different products available at this special price: Limestone Grey 20mm (pictured above) and Metro Grey 20mm.
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There are a lot of well-known benefits when it comes to porcelain paving. Porcelain tiles are water resistant, easy to clean, low maintenance, slip-resistant, and stain-resistant. But are they durable?
By definition, something that's durable is;
‘able to withstand wear, pressure, or damage; hard-wearing.’
So, how does porcelain paving hold up to this definition?
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Porcelain tiles are a durable and resilient paving material that has established itself as a go-to option when it comes to tiling, both indoors and outdoors.
Although porcelain tiles are a popular tiling selection (and they grow more popular by the day), they are still a relatively new player on the scene, and there are a lot of unanswered questions when it comes to porcelain paving installation and maintenance.
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One of the key benefits of porcelain paving is its versatility. Porcelain tiles come in such a wide variety of colours, designs, and sizes that there's an option to please almost everyone.
One drawback of this diversity is that it often leaves people overwhelmed with options. With so many beautiful porcelain products to choose from, how can anyone be expected to choose just one?
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Porcelain paving products are a relatively new to the outdoor tile market, but as word of their quality and reliability spreads, they are rapidly becoming a highly popular material choice.
As the demand for porcelain products increases, so does the number of individuals looking for more information about these new arrivals in the world of paving. What do they want to know? They're wondering what exactly makes porcelain so special, and why not stick with traditional stone paving?
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