Hammerstone Beige Outdoor Porcelain Paving Tiles - 900x600 - 20mm

Most porcelain paving has some texture, but Hammer Stone Beige takes it a bit further with that hammered stone effect - you can actually feel the depth and variation underfoot. Combined with warm beige tones, it's one of those tiles that manages to look natural and feel premium at the same time. Good choice if you want something with a bit more character than standard flat options.

What It Looks Like

The beige sits in that warm, welcoming zone - not too yellow, not too grey, just that soft sandy-beige that works in pretty much any garden. There's natural colour variation across the tiles, which stops things looking too uniform or manufactured.

But it's really the texture that sets this one apart. That hammerstone effect gives it genuine depth and character - you can see it, feel it underfoot, and it catches light in interesting ways throughout the day. Creates shadows and highlights that make the surface feel alive rather than flat.

Works brilliantly with natural materials - timber decking, terracotta pots, wooden furniture. There's something about the warm tone and texture that just harmonises with organic elements. Also pairs nicely with planting - the neutral beige doesn't compete with flower colours.

Tough Enough for Real Life?

Definitely. These are proper 20 mm thick outdoor porcelain tiles. They cope with frost without issues, handle rain and moisture easily, and they're robust enough for everyday garden life - dropped things, dragged furniture, kids playing, dogs running about.

The textured surface is R11 rated for slip resistance, which is the proper outdoor standard. Even when wet, you've got solid grip. That hammered texture isn't just decorative - it's genuinely functional for safety.

At 900×600 mm, each tile covers a good amount of ground. Fewer tiles needed, fewer grout lines, cleaner overall appearance. Makes laying easier too.

What About Maintenance?

Here's the thing with that textured surface - you might think it'd be harder to clean. Actually not really. The porcelain's still non-porous, so dirt doesn't sink in. It sits on the surface where you can sweep or wash it off.

The texture does mean you might use a stiff brush occasionally rather than just hosing it down, but we're talking minutes not hours. Most of the time, regular sweeping is plenty.

No sealing required. No annual treatments. No special products. Just normal cleaning when it needs it. The texture actually helps hide the odd bit of dust or debris between cleans, which is handy.

Moss and algae struggle to establish themselves on porcelain generally, and the non-porous surface means spills don't stain. Pretty straightforward really.

Where Does It Work?

Hammer Stone Beige suits:

• Traditional or cottage-style gardens where texture fits naturally
• Mediterranean or rustic-inspired outdoor spaces
• Around warm-toned brickwork or natural stone
• Patios where you want that tactile, natural feel
• Gardens with lots of planting and organic materials