Colour-Enhancing Stainproofing Protector for Concrete
What's it for
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Enhances indoor and outdoor concrete surfaces and protects them against stains and water
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Creates a barrier that facilitates the removal of oil and grease before they penetrate the surface
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When applied outdoors on interlocking pavers, marble-chip tiles and stamped concrete, it makes surfaces resistant to weathering
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Strengthens industrial floor tiles in warehouses, showrooms and garages and makes them dust resistant
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When applied on residential flooring, the treatment may be completed with a wax finish
Advantages
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Eco-friendly: does not contain hydrocarbon solvents
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Reversible treatment
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Consolidating and dust-resistant action
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UV resistant (ASTM G154)
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Water-based: not affected by residual humidity, hence drastically reducing on-site work time
Ideal for -
Concrete
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Stamped concrete
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Interlocking pavers
- Marble chip cement tile
Can this porcelain paving be used outdoors in the UK?
Yes, this is an outdoor porcelain paving product, manufactured to withstand UK rain, frost and temperature changes without cracking or fading.
Is this paving slip resistant when wet?
Yes, outdoor porcelain paving has a textured, slip-resistant surface suitable for wet patio, path and pool-surround areas.
Does this paving need sealing?
No, porcelain is non-porous and does not require sealing.
How do I clean this paving?
Regular cleaning with warm water and a mild detergent is enough; it can also be pressure washed outdoors on a low setting.
Is there a matching indoor tile for this outdoor range?
Many of our ranges offer a matching indoor tile in the same colour and finish so you can create a seamless look between your patio and interior floor — check the "Range" on this page or contact us to ask.
How many boxes or m² of this paving do I need?
Use the tile calculator on this page — enter your area in square metres, or the length and width, and it will calculate exactly how many boxes to order including an allowance for cuts and wastage.
Does this paving stain or fade in sunlight?
No, porcelain is dense and low-porosity, resisting stains, and its colour is fired throughout so it will not fade in direct sunlight over time.