Harlequin Peach Cement Tile

Virtually no abnormal yellowing should occur with the Arlequin Pêche: this Carocim cement tile receives an anti-UV treatment that significantly slows sun-related fading. Regular maintenance and periodically renewing the sealer help extend this protection further once the tile is installed outdoors.

With its bold pop style, the Arlequin Pêche brings an unexpected contemporary touch to a Haussmannian apartment with classic mouldings. This Carocim cement tile also works very well in a retro bistro-style café, where its colourful pattern echoes the traditional look of antique cement tile floors.

No exact number of artisans is disclosed for the making of the Arlequin Pêche on its product page. This Carocim cement tile nonetheless results from traditional craftsmanship combining hand moulding, pigment dosing and pressing, each step requiring direct human involvement rather than an automated machine.

A fine, light-coloured grout usually shows off the Arlequin Pêche best, letting this Carocim cement tile's pattern stand out without being overpowered by a heavy line. The substrate must also be perfectly flat before laying, since a level screed is essential for an even, consistent finish.

0.48 square metres per box is the coverage of one Arlequin Pêche box, often not enough for a full kitchen splashback. This Carocim cement tile does not appear to be sold as a half box on its product page, so several full boxes are generally needed for that kind of project.