Crossover Grey Outdoor Porcelain Paving Tiles - 900x600 - 20mm

You know that perfect shade of grey that somehow goes with absolutely anything? That's Crossover Grey. It's got enough character to look interesting - those subtle stone markings give it depth - but stays neutral enough to let the rest of your garden do the talking.

What You're Looking At

It's a mix of grey tones rather than one flat colour. Some tiles lean slightly lighter, others a touch darker, with these lovely natural-looking stone markings scattered across the surface. The effect is pretty convincing - visitors often assume it's actual stone until you tell them otherwise.

The beauty of this particular grey is how adaptable it is. Got dark furniture? Looks brilliant. Prefer lighter, Scandi-style pieces? Works just as well. Loads of colourful planting or keeping things minimal and modern? Both work. It's one of those rare products that doesn't box you into a particular style.

Can It Handle Real Use?

Absolutely. These are 20 mm thick outdoor porcelain tiles - built for proper garden use, not just looking pretty. They cope with frost without batting an eyelid, won't crack if you drop something heavy, and the anti-slip surface means you're not slipping around after rain.

The 900×600 mm format is ideal. Big enough that you're not faffing about with hundreds of tiny tiles, but not so massive that handling them becomes awkward. Fewer joints means cleaner lines and less chance of weeds popping through.

How Much Work Are We Talking?

Honestly? Hardly any. That's the whole point of porcelain - it just gets on with things.

The surface is non-porous, which is a fancy way of saying dirt sits on top rather than soaking in. Moss doesn't really get a foothold. Algae struggles too. Most of the time, you're literally just sweeping off leaves and maybe giving it a quick hose down now and then.

No sealing. No special cleaners. No annual treatments. Just occasionally wash it if something spills or you fancy freshening it up. That's genuinely all there is to it.

Where Does It Shine?

Pretty much anywhere you'd use outdoor paving, to be honest:

• Main patio areas - it creates a smart, pulled-together look
• Garden paths - the anti-slip surface is genuinely useful here
• Terraces and dining areas
• Around pools or water features (that non-slip rating matters)
• Connecting different parts of the garden