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

Sometimes you want outdoor paving that actually brightens up the garden rather than making it feel heavy and dark. That's where Everest Grey comes in. It's got those lovely soft silver-grey tones that reflect light beautifully - makes a real difference, especially in smaller gardens or shadier spots.

The Colour

Think light grey with just a hint of variation running through it. Not stark white (which shows every mark), not dark grey (which can feel a bit moody). Just a gentle, airy grey that lifts the whole space.

The matt stone-effect finish keeps it looking natural without being too rustic. Works just as well in a sleek modern garden as it does in a traditional cottage setting, which is surprisingly rare for outdoor tiles.

Tough Enough for Everyday Life

These are 20 mm thick, which is proper outdoor spec. They'll handle whatever you throw at them - literally. Garden furniture, kids playing, the occasional dropped flowerpot. The porcelain construction means frost won't crack them, and that R11 slip rating means they're safe to walk on when wet.

The 900×600 mm size is decent too. You're covering nearly half a square metre per tile, so laying a patio doesn't take forever. Fewer grout lines as well, which means less cleaning and fewer spots for weeds.

Will You Be Out There Scrubbing Every Weekend?

Not a chance. That's one of the best things about porcelain - it practically looks after itself. The surface is non-porous, so dirt and spills sit on top rather than soaking in. Moss and algae struggle to get established, which is brilliant if your patio doesn't get full sun.

Most people just sweep off leaves and give it a wash with the hose now and then. Maybe a bit of soapy water if you've had a BBQ or spilled something. That's genuinely it. No sealing, no special treatments, none of that faff.

Where It Works Best

The light colour makes it particularly good for:

• Smaller patios that need brightening up
• Shaded areas that don't get much direct sun
• Modern minimalist gardens where you want a clean backdrop
• Terraces where you're entertaining - it photographs beautifully
• Connecting paths between different garden areas