Kangura Angle

No exact count of colour combinations is published for Angle Kangura, but a grout that matches the tile's background tone keeps the design unified, while a darker grout sharpens each shape. Carocim suggests requesting a physical sample of this cement tile to compare both grout options before laying.

No, pattern intensity will vary slightly from tile to tile, since Angle Kangura is hand-poured and hand-pressed like every Carocim cement tile. These small differences are a natural result of manual pigment casting, not a manufacturing defect, and they tend to soften once the whole floor is laid.

No exact pattern count is listed for the collection Angle Kangura belongs to. It sits within Carocim's broader family of graphic-motif cement tiles, alongside coordinating border and corner pieces designed to be combined into a cohesive overall layout for a floor or wall project.

Yes, the graphic pattern of Angle Kangura easily gives a hallway that timeless, old-house feel associated with traditional Mediterranean flooring. As a Carocim cement tile, it works especially well in a well-lit entrance, where its contrasts and fine detailing catch the eye from the moment you step in.

A matt-finish sealer is generally the option recommended for Angle Kangura, applied by roller or brush in thin, even coats on a clean, dry cement tile before grouting. Carocim advises two crossed coats with full drying time between them for even, long-lasting water and stain protection.