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Exposed concrete

Exposed concrete forms the visible architectural finish. This range brings together smooth and grooved tiles, three-dimensional patterns, UHPC models and concrete tables. Each product page provides its dimensions, thickness and available colours. Suitability and installation must be confirmed separately for façades, floors, stairs and bespoke elements.

Select this model according to its intended façade, wall or floor application, required dimensions and environmental exposure. Before ordering, confirm the colour and texture sample, thickness, weight, quantity and installation details with our team. Suitability for a wall does not automatically establish suitability for a floor.

Selection and ordering guide

Concrete dimensions and model price comparisons

Select dimensions together with the pattern: the price table lists Retain in 50 × 100 and 120 × 60 cm sizes, while Choco, Block and Triangle offer smaller formats to compare. The table places published dimensions, pack coverage and price per square metre side by side. Review and confirm thickness, weight, colour and suitability for the intended location for the selected model before ordering. A piece-count estimate also needs the layout, cuts and openings.

Patterned exposed concrete for walls and façades

Compare smooth, decorative-hole, grooved and three-dimensional patterns for concrete walls. Smooth faces provide a quieter background, grooves create directional rhythm and raised patterns change their shadows with the lighting. Consider wall size, viewing distance, lighting and cleaning access. A product photograph alone does not establish suitability for an exterior façade or a floor.

Black, charcoal and coloured exposed concrete

The catalogue includes smooth charcoal and grooved charcoal models for comparison. View colour samples beside the project’s flooring, timber, stone and actual lighting. Custom colour, availability and production time require confirmation before ordering. Request a physical sample and the selected model’s specifications before making the final decision.

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