Anthracite Grey Outdoor Porcelain Paving Tiles - 600x600 - 20mm

Same lovely deep charcoal-grey colour as the larger Anthracite Grey tiles, but in a more manageable 600×600mm format. This size has its advantages - easier to handle if you're laying them yourself, more flexibility for awkward spaces, and creates a slightly different visual rhythm. Still sophisticated, still modern, just with more joints.

The Colour and Feel

Deep, rich anthracite grey - that proper charcoal shade that sits between mid-grey and black. Subtle texture and shading across the surface that mimics natural stone without trying too hard. The matt finish keeps it looking expensive and contemporary.

The stone-effect surface adds depth without being overly busy. You get enough texture for grip and visual interest, but it doesn't dominate or feel rustic. Very much a modern, refined aesthetic.

Works brilliantly for creating contrast with lighter elements - pale furniture, bright planting, architectural lighting. Also pairs nicely with timber or warmer materials where you want the grey to ground everything.

Why Choose the Smaller Size?

The 600×600mm format has some genuine advantages over larger tiles:

• Easier to handle and manoeuvre, especially if you're DIYing
• Better for smaller spaces where large tiles might look out of proportion
• More flexible for curved edges or irregular shapes
• Creates pattern options - you can mix orientations or create designs
• Simpler to replace individual tiles if one ever gets damaged

The trade-off is more grout lines, which means slightly more cleaning and a busier overall look. But for many situations, the practical benefits outweigh that.

Durability and Performance

Still proper 20 mm thick outdoor porcelain - same quality as the larger format tiles. Handles frost, rain, impacts without issues. The anti-slip textured surface works reliably even when wet.

The smaller size actually distributes weight across more tiles, which can be advantageous in some installations. Less likely to have individual tiles rocking or settling unevenly.

Dense porcelain construction means excellent weather resistance and longevity. These aren't going anywhere once properly laid.

Maintenance Considerations

More grout lines means marginally more surface to clean - that's unavoidable with smaller tiles. But we're talking minutes, not hours of extra work.

The anthracite grey colour is forgiving - shows dirt far less than lighter shades. Between cleans, it consistently looks good, which is a practical advantage.

Non-porous porcelain surface means spills sit on top and wipe off. No staining, no sealing required, minimal fuss. Moss and algae struggle to establish. When you do clean it, the process is straightforward - brush and wash, done.

The smaller format makes spot-cleaning easier too. If one area gets messy, you're cleaning individual tiles rather than vast expanses.

Where It Works

600×600mm Anthracite Grey suits:

• Smaller patios where large tiles might overwhelm
• Paths and walkways where the size feels proportionate
• DIY projects where handling smaller tiles matters
• Spaces with curves, angles, or irregular shapes
• Gardens where you want pattern flexibility
• Urban courtyards and compact terraces