Oaklore Grigio

Balau decking fades to a soft grey-brown after a few years in the weather, and Oaklore Grigio starts close to that colour. The difference is what happens next. Timber on a balcony needs oil and stays damp in the monsoon, which invites mould and mildew. A glazed tile only needs a mop. Rustic Texture has deeper relief than a smooth face, so it gives some grip when the balcony or patio is wet. Slope and drainage still matter, so have your contractor check those first. If the space is narrow, a straight lay with a 125 mm quarter offset is simpler than herringbone and uses the short plank well.

• Does Oaklore Grigio need polishing in a humid climate?

  No. Oaklore Grigio is a glazed tile, so sweep it and mop it with a mild floor cleaner. There is no oiling or polishing, and termites have nothing to eat.

• How much does a box of Oaklore Grigio cover?

  A box of Oaklore Grigio holds 20 pieces of 100x500mm and covers 1.00 m2 (10.76 sq ft). It weighs 19.6 kg. The coverage calculator on this page gives you a box count.

• Which colour tone is Oaklore Grigio?

  Oaklore Grigio is mid grey-brown. It comes with 24 random faces, so mix pieces from several boxes while laying.

• Can Oaklore Grigio be laid on a wet floor area?

  Yes. The Rustic Texture surface on Oaklore Grigio gives some grip on a wet floor, such as a balcony or wet kitchen. Tile and grout are water resistant, not waterproof, so the base still needs waterproofing.