Bejmat Glycine

extra steps are needed against the sun: Bejmat Glycine benefits from the anti-UV treatment Carocim systematically applies to its outdoor-rated cement tiles. The wisteria-mauve pigments are protected against fading, so this soft hue keeps its charm on a terrace or balcony year after year.

Within the handmade cement tile market, Bejmat Glycine sits at €233.40 per m², a consistent position for an artisanal Carocim piece pressed by hand in Provence-inspired colours. Industrial imitations cost less but lack the depth of pigment and the decades-long lifespan.

Yes, packaging is standardised: Bejmat Glycine arrives in Carocim boxes of 24 cement tiles, each covering 0.48 m², with the tiles stacked flat and protected. Count 50 tiles per square metre, round up to whole boxes, and store them dry until installation.

Keeping spares is standard good practice: order about 10% more Bejmat Glycine than your exact surface. Handmade Carocim cement tiles vary subtly from batch to batch, so a few reserve tiles from your original production run guarantee a seamless repair years later.

Sixteen millimetres thick and hand-pressed, Bejmat Glycine shows the character of a true cement tile: edges are clean and straight, with the tiny variations inherent to Carocim's artisanal process. Laid with fine joints, those slight irregularities disappear into a beautifully regular surface.