Bejmat Prune

Three checks on delivery day: count your cartons of Bejmat Prune (24 cement tiles, 0.48 m² each), open a box to inspect edges and faces, and note any transit damage on the delivery slip before signing. Then store everything flat and dry until Carocim's tiles are laid.

Ten by twenty centimetres — Bejmat Prune is rectangular by definition, in the classic bejmat proportions with a 16 mm body. If you were picturing a square, Carocim's wider cement tile collections offer other formats, but this plum shade belongs to the rectangle family.

On the price list, Bejmat Prune stands at €233.40 per m² for the cement tiles themselves; delivery is calculated according to destination and volume. Ask Carocim for a complete quotation so transport to your site appears clearly alongside the tile cost.

No, fading is precisely what the treatment prevents: Carocim systematically applies anti-UV protection to its outdoor cement tiles, Bejmat Prune included. The deep plum pigments are shielded from discolouration, so direct sun mellows the surface into a patina rather than washing it out.

Reordering is possible at any time from Carocim, by the box of 24. Bear in mind that Bejmat Prune is a handmade cement tile: a new batch can vary slightly in shade, so mention your original order and, better still, build in a 10% margin from the start.