Summer Sky Blue Brickette

Summer Sky Blue Brickette

16 mm / 4 x 20cm / Carton - 60 units
268,56 €
Sale price  268,56 € Regular price 
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Summer Sky Blue Brickette

Summer Sky Blue Brickette

268,56 €
Sale price  268,56 € Regular price 

TTC

soit 559.5 € TTC / m²

Thickness16 mm
Size4 x 20cm
On Demand | Shipped from the warehouse within 6 to 8 weeks
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Déscription du carreau Summer Sky Blue Brickette

The Summer Sky Blue Brickette is a plain cement tile with high-quality inlaid decorations.

Usages du carreau Summer Sky Blue Brickette

Escaliers

Murs & Sols

Zone humide

Zone chaleur

Crédence

Outside

Détails technique a propos du Summer Sky Blue Brickette

informations technique
Référence
BRIC7//16
Couleur
U7
Style
United
Forme
Rectangle 4 x 20
Dimension
4 x 20 cm
Poids
13.68 kg
Épaisseur
16 mm
Quantité au m²
125 carreaux
Designer
Carocim
Carton
60 carreaux

Produits associés au carreau Summer Sky Blue Brickette

FAQ

Vos questions fréquentes

Will my Brickette Bleu Ciel d'Été tiling turn yellow in the sun?

Most of the work is already done: Brickette Bleu Ciel d'Été carries the anti-UV treatment Carocim systematically applies to its outdoor cement tiles, protecting the summer-sky blue from fading. Your contribution is simple — maintain the sealer and clean with pH-neutral soap, never acids.

Is Brickette Bleu Ciel d'Été sold by the box or individually?

Sixty tiles per box is the sales unit: Brickette Bleu Ciel d'Été ships in Carocim cartons covering 0.48 m² each, not by the single piece. Since 125 of these slim cement tiles make up a square metre, whole boxes disappear quickly into any project.

Is it possible to pay for Brickette Bleu Ciel d'Été in instalments?

Regarding special batches, the honest answer lies with the workshop: the catalogue price of Brickette Bleu Ciel d'Été is €559.50 per m², and any end-of-line or destocking opportunity is communicated directly by Carocim. Ask when you enquire — cement tile odd lots suit small feature areas well.

Is the Brickette Bleu Ciel d'Été tile fired in a kiln during production?

No kiln is involved, and that is the whole point: Brickette Bleu Ciel d'Été earns the encaustic cement tile name because its colour comes from pigmented cement pressed cold into the surface layer, then water-cured. Carocim thus builds the sky-blue into the tile itself, not onto it.

Is the Brickette Bleu Ciel d'Été tile square or hexagonal?

4 x 20 cm is its only calibre: Brickette Bleu Ciel d'Été exists solely in this slender brick format, 16 mm thick. For larger surfaces in a similar spirit, the bejmat 10 x 20 cm cement tiles elsewhere in the Carocim range are the natural next step up.