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Light Traffic
6-line
Named for the six deep grooves on its surface, the 6-line concrete paving tile can create striking linear and alternating patterns.
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Light Traffic
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Named for the six deep grooves on its surface, the 6-line concrete paving tile can create striking linear and alternating patterns.
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Light Traffic
Perfect for garden paths, patios and central courtyards.
Product Details
DIMENSIONS:
250x250x25mm
Popular colours
Yellow has an earthy appeal while grey veers towards quiet sophistication.
Grey
Yellow
Recommended finishes
A shot-blasted finish adds a grainy surface texture and more grip to the paving tile.
Shot-blasted
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Highlights
Simple in concept, versatile in application - the 6 Line tile delivers quiet visual interest through geometry alone.
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Grooved design
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Excellent surface grip
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Versatile laying styles
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Low-height applications
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Grooved design
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Grooved design
Deep concave grooves are evenly spaced across the surface, giving the concrete paving tile a defined linear structure.
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Excellent surface grip
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Excellent surface grip
The concave grooves create traction, which can be further enhanced with a shot-blasted finish and an alternating laying pattern.
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Versatile laying styles
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Versatile laying styles
The paving tile can be installed in the same direction or in alternating vertical and horizontal orientations to add pattern play to hardscapes.
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Low-height applications
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Low-height applications
With a thickness of 25 mm, 6-line paving tiles can be laid in multi-level parking zones and basements without affecting clearance.
FAQs
What is the difference between a paver and a paving tile?
Pavers tend to be thicker, while paving tiles are thinner. Additionally, pavers are set in a sand bed while paving tiles are set in concrete. Due to their slender profile, paving tiles are recommended for light-traffic zones and areas with a height restriction, such as multi-level parking bays and basements.
Do you have a recommended laying pattern?
To add visual interest and enhance surface grip, alternate the paving tile orientations between vertical and horizontal.
