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Somehow I have 70+ sq. m to pave ?.

 

it ‘must’ be a 600mm x 600m format and look like a tile rather than natural/riven like stone. Textured, not smooth.

 

we really like one called a vitripiazza cenere but it is too expensive. There are some cheaper vitripiazza options (Anno) but they are still over budget.

 

There is an option via simply paving that is cheaper (name escapes me).

 

Amyone got experience of other ‘cheap’ 18/20mm vitrified porcelain offerings? Must be laid in conventional flag fashion not laid on a screed like tiles.

 

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5 minutes ago, Onoff said:

 

Cheers but that’s actually more than we’ve been quoted for something similar.

 

I was looking for other people’s experience or perhaps a suggestion for something different.

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47 minutes ago, lizzie said:

@daiking have a look at https://www.primaporcelain.co.uk/

 

Dont know how their price will compare but their product is nice. I have been to their Cardiff showroom and I have samples of the 20cm outdoor tile, can be laid like a conventional slab doesnt need a screed.

 

Thanks, I’ll have a look, this is currently in pole position .

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I am using stone market lucent in copper. 170 slabs in total. Cost us a lot of money though as quite a lot to laying them! Looks great though, will put up pics asap

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23 hours ago, PeterW said:

Slightly cheaper - and they are pretty good at doing a deal if you try ... Here

 

I’ll set the wife on it. Think she’s got a disco from Simply anyway than their quote price. We’ll probably need 4 pallets for 70 sq m + wastage. We have an angled section ?‍♂️

 

We’re looking for something outside to suit the inside look.

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