Andes Series Porcelain Tile Paver

Description

Andes authentically embodies a fusion of stone surfaces, with a keen emphasis on texture and the beauty of natural hues. Featuring a diverse array of sizes and available in two distinctive finishes, Andes offers versatility suitable for a wide range of residential and commercial applications.

Product Type: Glazed porcelain
Colours: Warm White, Almond Beige, Grey and Charcoal
Sizes:  600x600mm x20 mm Paver
Finishes/Usage: ,Commercial Projects Floors
Aesthetic Qualities: Mix stone surface
Technical Information :   P5 Pendulum Slip rating (Grip Paver)

Important Technical Information
Porcelain Pavers and Coping tiles must be installed to Australian Standards (AS 3958.1, AS 3958.2 & AS 3727-2016) using correct procedures and products such as Mapei Ultralite S1.
No spot fixing under any circumstances.

More Info

Code: 1000

Certifications:

Please Note:

• Size: the actual tile size may vary slightly within manufacturing standards. Please factor in actual size to work out if different tile grout joints or patterns will line up.
• Batching:  the colour, shade, size and texture of tiles can vary from batch to batch. If you are placing an additional order, please contact us to match the batch from your previous order.
• Samples: Variation in colour, shade, texture and pattern between production runs may occur but will be within manufacturing standards.

Additional information

Of course! Our team are ready to assist you in your sample selections. Please note that there will be extra freight cost’s involved due to weight of the tile. Please call us on (02) 9567 8971 or email sales@designtiles.com.au

Please refer to the Mapei grout calculator here Tile grouts calculator | Mapei

Design Tiles always recommends ordering an additional 10-15% on top of your order to allow for wastage. For larger format tiles like 600x1200mm, 750x1500mm, 900x1800mm or larger please allow for 20% extra waste. Some rooms will require more cuts which generally means more wastage. Always confirm your quantities with your builder or tiler before proceeding with your order. Also, if you are purchasing tiles that are discontinued or on clearance its always worth buying extra as that tile, or batch of tiles may no longer be available from the manufacturer if you need to cover wastage.