Oaklore Cemento

Grout does more work on a grey floor than most buyers expect. With Oaklore Cemento, a matching mid-grey joint lets the concrete grey oak read as one calm surface, and the herringbone shows up only as you walk across it. A darker grout draws every plank and makes the zigzag graphic. Try both on a dry layout before your mason mixes anything. The joint should be at least 3 mm, usually 3 to 5 mm, because this is a curve edge tile, non-rectified. Rustic Texture adds grain relief that catches side light from a window. It sits well with white walls, black window frames and cane furniture in a city flat.

• What comes in a box of Oaklore Cemento?

  A box of Oaklore Cemento holds 20 pieces of 100x500mm, covers 10.76 sq ft and weighs 19.6 kg. Each tile is 9 mm thick with a curve edge.

• What colour and surface does Oaklore Cemento have?

  The colour is concrete grey. Oaklore Cemento has a Rustic Texture surface with deeper grain relief you can feel, and 24 random faces, so neighbouring planks vary.

• Which grout joint should I use for Oaklore Cemento?

  Use a joint of at least 3 mm, usually 3 to 5 mm, because Oaklore Cemento has a curve edge (non-rectified). Choose a grout close to the tile for a quiet floor, or a contrasting one to show the zigzag.

• Does Oaklore Cemento come in longer planks?

  Yes. Oaklore Cemento also comes in 150x900mm, 200x1000mm, 200x1200mm and 200x1400mm planks. Compare samples side by side if you plan to mix formats.