Kros Vanilla & Chlorophyll Green Tile

Yes, grout haze can be removed — but never with acid-based cleaners, which would attack the pigmented surface of this Carocim cement tile. Wipe Carreau Kros Vanille & Vert Chlorophylle promptly during grouting with a damp sponge, then clean residual film with pH-neutral soap and gentle mechanical action, patiently repeated rather than aggressive.

Ordering your full quantity in one go is indeed the best way to keep Carreau Kros Vanille & Vert Chlorophylle within a single production run. Tell Carocim your total surface plus cutting margin from the start; even then, remember slight chlorophyll-green variations are the natural signature of a handmade cement tile.

extra coating is needed for the sun: Carocim already applies an anti-UV treatment systematically to its outdoor cement tiles, protecting the chlorophyll-green and vanilla pigments of Carreau Kros Vanille & Vert Chlorophylle from discolouration. The only finish you add yourself is a water- and oil-repellent sealer against stains and moisture.

Behind a hob, heat and grease set the rules: once sealed with a water- and oil-repellent product, this Carocim cement tile handles splashes well, and its green-on-vanilla cross turns the splashback into the kitchen's graphic focal point. Clean Carreau Kros Vanille & Vert Chlorophylle with pH-neutral soap after cooking, never abrasives.

Yes, there is a story — a colour named after plant life meeting strict urban geometry. Baptiste Vandaele's interlaced bands form the Kros cross, and in chlorophyll green on vanilla the design becomes almost botanical. Carreau Kros Vanille & Vert Chlorophylle sums up Carocim's project: the cement tile as living, modern craft.