Red Baton Tile

No, nothing extra is required on your side: Carreau Baton Rouge leaves production with the anti-UV treatment Carocim applies systematically to its outdoor-rated cement tiles, so the white, grey, black and red pigments are protected and keep their true colours. The pore filler you apply at installation targets stains and water, not sunlight.

The listed price is 163.80 euros per m²: Carreau Baton Rouge requires 25 cement tiles per square metre, supplied in boxes of 12 covering 0.48 m². That figure buys Carocim's artisan production — an ornamental pattern of intertwined curves in white, grey, black and red, hand-poured into 16 mm of solid material.

16 mm of dense, hand-pressed material make the answer easy: an entrance hall holds no fear for Carreau Baton Rouge, whose pigments run deep into the cement tile and whose rating extends to outdoor use. Protect it with a pore filler, sweep grit regularly, clean with neutral soap, and the Carocim pattern will greet visitors for decades.

At the heart of Carocim's identity lies a dialogue between heritage and composition: Carreau Baton Rouge illustrates it with curves and geometric shapes intertwined into an elegant, timeless ornament, drawn for the Classiques collection. The white, grey, black and red palette shows the editor's taste for balanced contrast — decorative, never overloaded, on a classic cement tile.

Yes, the first days set the tone: once the joints have dried, clean Carreau Baton Rouge gently with water and neutral soap to remove residues — never acid or bleach on a cement tile — then apply a pore-filling protector in thin coats on the dry surface. Carocim recommends protecting the floor from site traffic until treatment is complete.