Description
Porcelain Tile Pavers are an increasingly popular choice for outdoor spaces, offering an excellent solution for balconies, patios, terraces, and rooftop decks. With high resistance, ease of use, and stunning aesthetics, the possibilities with 2cm porcelain tile are endless.
NOTE: Shock control or Metal Tray should be installed in all situations where hard objects could accidentally drop on the floor from a significant height, as well as in high traffic commercial installations or where deck heights are greater than 4”.
Depending on your application, there are installation options. Learn more about Gator Tile's innovative installation system. If your application requires pedestals, learn more about Eterno's adjustable pedestal systems.
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Packaging
| 2cm Porcelain Tile **Sold in full carton quantities** | Dimensions | Pieces / SF per layer / Pallet | Pieces/ Layers/ SF per Pallet | Weight/ Full Pallet | Stock Colors |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12 x 12 | 11.75" x 11.75" x .75" | 5 pcs/ crtns = 4.85 SF | 45 crtns/ pallet = 218 SF | 2,095 LBS | Andes Silver, Full Color Cleft Pattern, Tivoli's Walnut |
| 12 x 24 | 11.75" x 23.33" x .75" | 4 pcs/ crtns = 7.75 SF | 40 crtns/ pallet = 310 SF | 2,955 LBS | Andes Silver, Full Color Cleft Pattern, Tivoli's Walnut |
| 24 x 24 | 23.33" x 23.33" x .75" | 2 pcs/ crtns = 7.75 SF | 36 crtns/ pallet = 279 SF | 2,670 LBS | Andes Silver, Creamstone, Full Color Cleft Pattern, Moonstone, Tivoli's Walnut |
| Full Bullnose Coping | 11.75" x 23.33" x .75" | 4 pcs/ crtns = 8 in. ft. | max 32 crtns/ pallet = 256 in. ft. | 2,306 LBS | Andes Silver, Full Color Cleft Pattern, Tivoli's Walnut |
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