The 1200x300mm paving size option offers a unique and elongated format, making it suitable for creating linear and visually dynamic outdoor environments. Read More
With its slender dimensions, the 1200×300 paving unit provides a sleek and modern aesthetic, making it ideal for contemporary patio designs, garden pathways, and architectural features. Our popular 1200×300 paving includes Anthracite Black Wood Effect Porcelain, Light Grey Wood Effect Porcelain and Beige Wood Effect Porcelain – adding sophistication to your outdoor space.
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Guides & Advice: Installing Large Format Porcelain Paving
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Whether used individually or in combination with other paving sizes, the 1200x300mm format allows for flexibility in design, enabling creative layouts, patterns, and arrangements to be implemented with ease. Read Less
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FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)
What are 1200x300 paving slabs?
These are long, narrow-format porcelain slabs that measure 1200mm x 300mm. Designed to mimic the look and texture of natural timber, they offer the charm of wood with the durability of porcelain.
What material are they made from?
Our 1200×300 slabs are made from premium-grade porcelain with a wood-effect finish. They offer the aesthetic of timber without the maintenance issues associated with real wood.
Are they suitable for outdoor use?
Yes. These slabs are ideal for patios, paths, terraces, and even outdoor seating areas. They’re weatherproof, frost-resistant, and UV stable.
Do the slabs have a non-slip surface?
Yes, the surface is textured for slip resistance, typically rated R11, making them suitable for external areas—even in wet conditions.
How thick are the slabs?
Each slab is 20mm thick, which provides excellent strength and durability for pedestrian use in outdoor environments.
How many slabs do I need per square metre?
Each slab covers 0.36m². To cover 1m², you will need approximately:
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2.78 slabs per m²
We recommend ordering an extra 10% for cuts and wastage.
How should the slabs be laid?
To mimic the look of timber decking:
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Lay in a staggered pattern (e.g. 1/3 offset, not 1/2, to avoid lipping)
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Use a full mortar bed for external use
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Joint using outdoor-grade brush-in or resin grout
