Carreau Faisceaux Sainte Victoire

Yes, the pigments used in Carreau Faisceaux Sainte Victoire are UV-stable, thanks to the anti-UV treatment Carocim systematically applies to its cement tiles intended for outdoor use. This stability comes from the mineral pigments themselves, used in the red and cream of the pattern, combined with a protective treatment applied at the end of manufacturing.

Making a Carocim cement tile like Carreau Faisceaux Sainte Victoire requires hand-moulding the pattern, precisely dosing the red and cream pigments, then hydraulic pressing followed by several days of gradual drying. This longer process than industrial production explains the handmade character sought in this type of cement tile.

1 shared inspiration, built around overlapping ovals, guides the Sim.PL collection to which Carreau Faisceaux Sainte Victoire belongs, produced by Carocim. This cement tile in red and cream pairs easily with other references sharing a similar pattern within the same collection, to create a coherent layout over a large surface.

Before customising an order, know that a special format is not offered as standard for Carreau Faisceaux Sainte Victoire. This Carocim cement tile keeps a constant 16 mm thickness across its whole surface in the 20 x 20 cm square format, with no variation from one tile to another within the same batch.

No, the orientation of the pattern on Carreau Faisceaux Sainte Victoire cannot simply be flipped during laying without changing its visual effect: the red and cream overlapping ovals are drawn in a precise direction by Carocim's creative studio. This cement tile therefore requires following the indicated laying direction to preserve the coherence of the overall pattern.