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Exposed Concrete Tiles | Types, Sizes, Colours & Price
An exposed-concrete tile is a precast architectural facing. Selection depends on dimensions, texture, weight, joints, substrate and fixing.
What is an exposed-concrete tile?
An exposed-concrete tile is a precast concrete unit moulded and cured in the factory. Its visible face is the finished surface, with no paint, stone or other covering. Unlike cast-in-place architectural concrete, which needs formwork and pouring on site, the tile arrives as a finished unit for walls, façades or floors, so surface quality, colour and dimensions can be checked before it reaches site.
Sadr Stone exposed-concrete tile types
Sadr Stone tiles fall into two main groups. Flat, large-format tiles for wide façade and wall areas: four-small-hole at 100×60 cm and about 3 cm thick, two-hole at 100×50 cm and 3 cm thick, smooth without holes at 3 cm thick, grooved at 120×60 cm, 3–4 cm thick and about 46 kg, thin UHPC at 50×50 cm and 1.5–2 cm thick, and Retain in 100×60, 50×100 and 120×60 cm. Small 3D tiles for feature walls and designed interiors: Prisma and Capitone with 20 cm sides, Triangle 20×20×20, Pyramid 19×19×19, Fuzzy 20×20, Choco 30×30, Block in 20×20, 20×30 and 20×50, and Rombo with 15×15×30 trapezoid reliefs.
Exposed-concrete tile colours
Flat tiles are produced in two main colours, natural concrete grey and charcoal, and according to the published specifications most of these models can also be made in a custom colour. 3D tiles are usually offered in white, black, grey and natural concrete, and Choco is also available in copper, gold and silver. Concrete colour changes with light, moisture and viewing distance, so approve the final colour on a physical sample in the project’s real light.
Uses on façades, walls and floors
Large flat tiles are the usual choice for building façades and large exterior walls because they create fewer joints and a more continuous surface. Sadr Stone supplied exposed-concrete tiles for the Alborz Tunnel project, and a dry-fixed example was installed at Iran Mall. For feature walls, lobbies, restaurants, cafés and offices, 3D tiles make more of light and shadow. For courtyards and roof gardens, the published specification presents the smooth model for this use. Floor and vehicle use must still be approved separately for the exact model, thickness and base.
Exposed-concrete tile price
Exposed-concrete tiles are sold and priced per square metre. In the price list of 30 October 2026, flat Retain, Kitkat Retain, Kitka and UHPC tiles cost 1,790,000 toman per m², and 3D tiles such as Fuzzy, Triangle, Choco, Block, Prisma, Capitone and Rombo cost 2,990,000 toman per m², ex-factory. The full table is on the price-list page; call +98 21 87106 for a quotation. Transport, substrate and installation are estimated separately from the product price. To compare quotations fairly, list net area and cutting waste separately.
Tile or panel?
Here, tile means a modular facing unit. Panel may describe larger units or an assembly of tiles. The product name alone does not establish structural capacity, strength or floor suitability. Use model-specific specifications.
Choosing finish and texture
Smooth, grooved, perforated-look and three-dimensional surfaces react differently to light and viewing distance. Review a physical sample in project lighting and build a small joint and layout mock-up.
Exposed concrete models and published specifications
Exposed concrete — four small holes
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Exposed concrete — two-hole design
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Smooth concrete — charcoal finish
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Prisma
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Rombo
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Capitone
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Retain Exposed-Concrete Tile
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Choco
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Grooved concrete — natural finish
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Grooved concrete — charcoal finish
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UHPC concrete — four-hole design
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Triangle
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Fuzzy
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Pyramid
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Block
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Smooth exposed concrete
View Smooth exposed concrete ←| Model | Nominal dimensions, cm | Nominal thickness, cm | Catalogue weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thin UHPC tile | 50 × 50 | 1.5–2 | Not listed in the public catalogue |
| Exposed concrete — four small holes | 100 × 60 | ≈ 3 | Not listed in the public catalogue |
| Exposed concrete — two-hole design | 100 × 50 | 3 | Not listed in the public catalogue |
| Smooth concrete — charcoal finish | 100 × 60 | 3 | Not listed in the public catalogue |
| Prisma | 20 | Not listed in the public catalogue | Not listed in the public catalogue |
| Rombo | 15 × 15 × 30 | Not listed in the public catalogue | Not listed in the public catalogue |
| Capitone | 20 | Not listed in the public catalogue | Not listed in the public catalogue |
| Retain Exposed-Concrete Tile | 100 × 60 / 50 × 100 / 120 × 60 | Not listed in the public catalogue | Not listed in the public catalogue |
| Choco | 30 × 30 | Not listed in the public catalogue | Not listed in the public catalogue |
| Grooved concrete — natural finish | 120 × 60 | 3–4 | Approximately 46 kg. Confirm whether this refers to a piece or a square metre. |
| Grooved concrete — charcoal finish | 120 × 60 | 3–4 | Approximately 46 kg. Confirm whether this refers to a piece or a square metre. |
| UHPC concrete — four-hole design | 100 × 60 | Not listed in the public catalogue | Not listed in the public catalogue |
| Triangle | 20 × 20 × 20 | Not listed in the public catalogue | Not listed in the public catalogue |
| Fuzzy | 20 × 20 | Not listed in the public catalogue | Not listed in the public catalogue |
| Pyramid | 19 × 19 × 19 | Not listed in the public catalogue | Not listed in the public catalogue |
| Block | 20 × 20 / 20 × 30 / 20 × 50 | Not listed in the public catalogue | Not listed in the public catalogue |
| Smooth exposed concrete | 100 × 60 | 3 | Not listed in the public catalogue |
Frequently asked questions
What sizes do exposed-concrete tiles come in?
Sadr Stone flat tiles come in 50×50, 100×50, 100×60 and 120×60 cm, and 3D tiles in sizes such as 19×19, 20×20, 20×30, 20×50 and 30×30 cm. Flat tiles are usually about 3 cm thick, and thin UHPC tiles 1.5–2 cm.
What colours are available?
Flat tiles come mainly in natural concrete and charcoal, and most can be made in a custom colour. 3D tiles come in white, black, grey and natural concrete, and Choco also in copper, gold and silver.
Can exposed-concrete tiles be used on floors?
According to the published specification, the smooth model is also presented for courtyards and roof gardens. Holed and 3D tiles are designed for walls and façades. For any floor use, especially vehicle traffic, model, thickness and base must be approved separately.
How much do exposed-concrete tiles cost?
In the price list of 30 October 2026, flat tiles (Retain, Kitkat Retain, Kitka, UHPC) cost 1,790,000 toman per m² and 3D tiles 2,990,000 toman per m², ex-factory. Call +98 21 87106 for a quotation.
What information is needed to order exposed concrete?
Provide the model, colour, dimensions, net area, project location, application and required delivery date. For façades or floors, also send drawings and substrate conditions.