Sardana Frieze

One box of Frise Sardana covers 0.48 m², meaning 12 cement tiles per box. For a 6 m² bathroom, around 13 boxes are needed (6 divided by 0.48), always rounding up to the next full box. Carocim advises adding a margin for cuts around corners and borders, which are often underestimated in a first calculation.

20 x 20 cm is the classic square format of this cement tile at Carocim. No hexagonal version of Frise Sardana is mentioned in the available data: the pattern is designed specifically for this square format, consistent with its role as a frieze meant to underline or frame a main floor rather than cover a large area.

At list price, Frise Sardana is offered at €163.80/m² through Carocim. No quantity discount scale is included in the available data for this cement tile. For a larger project, such as an order of 20 m², it's best to contact Carocim or its distributor directly for a tailored quote that may include preferential terms.

No, the pattern is not printed: at Carocim, it is hand-assembled using a metal divider that separates the coloured pigments before the cement tile is pressed. This traditional encaustic-tile technique, passed down through generations, gives Frise Sardana its characteristic depth and richness of colour, something a simple surface print could never reproduce.

By the box: Carocim's data shows a packaging of 12 cement tiles per box for Frise Sardana, covering 0.48 m². No single-tile sale is mentioned. This standard packaging makes it easier to calculate quantities for a project, while also helping keep a consistent shade across tiles from the same box.