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Exposed concrete — four small holes
This exposed-concrete tile has four small decorative holes set farther from the centre than the large-hole design. Nominal dimensions are 100 × 60 cm with approximately 3 cm thickness. Natural concrete, charcoal and agreed custom colours are offered.
Published technical specifications
- Nominal dimensions, cm
- 100 × 60
- Nominal thickness, cm
- ≈ 3
Source: Sadr Stone product catalogue. Dimensions are nominal and must be confirmed against the sample and order drawing.
Applications and material comparison
For walls or façades, define the module, joints and fixing method first. Smooth finishes differ from grooved and three-dimensional designs in shadow, rhythm and cleaning access. The UHPC label alone does not establish strength or floor suitability. Compare samples and model-specific test data.
Before approving an order, request the model drawing, weight per piece and per square metre, compressive and flexural strength, water absorption and fixing instructions. This page is not a test report.
Questions about this product
What is Exposed concrete — four small holes?
Exposed-concrete tiles and panels are concrete-based architectural coverings. Match the application, substrate and fixing design to the selected model.
What sizes and specifications are listed for Exposed concrete — four small holes?
Published model information: Nominal dimensions, cm: 100 × 60 | Nominal thickness, cm: ≈ 3. Match this model’s specifications and approved sample to the quotation.
How is the installation method for Exposed concrete — four small holes selected?
Choose installation based on piece dimensions and weight, substrate, height and exposure. Agree façade fixings with the responsible designer before ordering. Floor use needs a separate assessment of loads, slip resistance and drainage.
What information is needed for a Exposed concrete — four small holes quotation?
Provide the model, size, colour, area and project city. Request separate product, transport, substrate and installation costs. Check the price unit and pack coverage. The quotation confirms final price, availability and delivery.
How should colour and layout be checked before ordering?
View a physical sample under the intended lighting and review a mock-up with the proposed joints and pattern. Screen photographs alone do not define colour and texture. Record the colour, dimensions, quantity and delivery details in the order.
Is this tile suitable for every façade or floor?
Suitability depends on the model and project conditions. The exposed-concrete appearance or UHPC name alone does not establish strength, slip resistance or fire performance. Request model-specific technical and relevant test data.
