Bejmat Cool Grey

Balconies facing the afternoon sun are demanding, which is exactly what Bejmat Gris Froid was prepared for: Carocim systematically gives its outdoor cement tiles an anti-UV treatment that protects the pigments from fading. This cool mineral grey holds steady through repeated exposure.

Yes, the figure is public: Bejmat Gris Froid costs €233.40 per square metre. For that price you get a hand-pressed Carocim cement tile, 10 x 20 cm and 16 mm thick, coloured with mineral pigments and rated for outdoor use.

Palletising follows the carton logic: Bejmat Gris Froid ships in boxes of 24 cement tiles (0.48 m² each), and for a large order Carocim stacks those cartons flat on a strapped pallet. Check the load on arrival and flag any transit damage to the carrier immediately.

Fifty tiles per m² is only the starting point: every border, corner and recess generates cut tiles, and the offcuts of Bejmat Gris Froid are rarely reusable. Add 10% for a simple room, more for complex outlines, and round up to full Carocim boxes of 24 cement tiles.

Thickness tells you a lot about a cement tile: Bejmat Gris Froid measures 16 mm, the traditional build Carocim uses for durable floors. That body carries a solid pigmented wear layer, takes daily traffic in its stride and even allows resurfacing decades from now.