Curved Tile Grass

Yes, it stands clearly apart: where classic cement tile patterns favour closed medallions and symmetrical stars, Carreau Courbe Herbe flows with slender curves and organic shapes drawn by studio Heju for Carocim. The khaki green and pale pink palette replaces the saturated tones of tradition. The making is heritage; the design is unmistakably of our time.

Colourfastness here rests on protection applied at the source: Carocim systematically treats its outdoor-rated tiles against UV, shielding the khaki green and pale pink pigments of Carreau Courbe Herbe so colours stay real under sun and weather. On site, a pore sealer and neutral-soap cleaning complete the system that keeps this cement tile steady outdoors.

One layer of sealer makes the difference: once Carreau Courbe Herbe is treated with a pore-filling product after installation, oil splashes remain on the surface long enough to be wiped off instead of sinking in. Respond promptly and clean with neutral soap, never solvents or acid. Renew the treatment periodically, as Carocim advises for every cement tile.

Covered terraces are almost a luxury setting for it: Carreau Courbe Herbe is rated for outdoor use in general, with Carocim's systematic anti-UV treatment protecting its khaki green and pale pink pigments. Under a roof, the cement tile is further spared the worst weather. Lay it with double buttering, seal it, and the terrace becomes a true outdoor room.

No wide joints here: cement tiles call for fine joints, which let the slender curves of Carreau Courbe Herbe run almost seamlessly from tile to tile. A broad joint would chop the organic movement of the khaki green and pale pink drawing. Use an unpigmented grout and follow Carocim's laying recommendations for a flowing, harmonious surface.