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Multi Groove
Defined by fine ridges and grooves, the Multi Groove concrete paving tile offers excellent surface grip while mastering the balance between form and function.
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Light Traffic
Design
Defined by fine ridges and grooves, the Multi Groove concrete paving tile offers excellent surface grip while mastering the balance between form and function.
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Light Traffic
Perfect for garden paths, patios and central courtyards.
Product Details
DIMENSIONS:
250x500x39mm
Popular colours
Classic solid colours highlight the fineness of the paving tile’s grooves.
Black
Grey
Red
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
The Multi Groove concrete paving tile is subtle in design and strong in surface grip.
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Optimised for traction
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Fluid design language
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Versatile laying styles
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Ideal for height-restricted spaces
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Optimised for traction
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Optimised for traction
The multiple grooves create narrow, evenly spaced ridges that provide more grip to driveways, garden paths and pedestrian zones.
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Fluid design language
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Fluid design language
Simple yet strong in character, the Multi Groove paving tile can fit any design narrative, whether it’s traditional and vernacular or modern minimalist.
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Versatile laying styles
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Versatile laying styles
The subtle design of the Multi Groove paving tile pulls focus to the laying style, which can range from break-joint and basket weave to stacked variations.
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Ideal for height-restricted spaces
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Ideal for height-restricted spaces
With a 39 mm thickness, the Multi Groove paving tile can be installed with just a minimal height build-up, which is crucial for areas like multi-level parking zones and basements.
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.
Is the top surface of the Multi Groove paving tile smooth and flat?
Due to the fine grooves on its surface, the Multi Groove paving tile can appear flat from afar but shows subtle undulations at close range.
