Hex-Isosceles Coal Mustard

Yes, a thin joint is still recommended for this hexagonal Carocim cement tile: just a few millimetres is enough to highlight the contrast between the black and mustard yellow of the isosceles triangle motif, without visually overpowering the design. A double-buttered adhesive fix completes this recommendation.

The Hex-Isocèle Charbon Moutarde's motif pairs black and mustard yellow in an isosceles triangle, for a graphic, luminous effect on this hexagonal Carocim cement tile. This geometric, contemporary design belongs to the Sim.PL collection, alongside other colourways of the same triangular motif — it's a modern pattern rather than a traditional one.

A divider mould is the brass frame that separates each colour zone during casting — for this Hex-Isocèle Charbon Moutarde cement tile, it keeps the black and mustard yellow pigments apart before the cement mortar backing is added and the piece is hydraulically pressed, then left to dry slowly. Carocim's product data doesn't spell out an exact step count for this process.

With its isosceles triangle motif in black and mustard yellow, this hexagonal Carocim cement tile brings a strong graphic note that can also anchor a Mediterranean-inspired look, especially paired with terracotta pots, whitewashed walls and woven textures. The bold contrast of the motif works as a visual anchor point within an otherwise textured, layered decor.

Carocim doesn't publish a specific lightfastness test result, but this hexagonal cement tile already receives the systematic anti-UV treatment applied to every reference rated for outdoor use. The black and mustard yellow of the motif keep their intensity as a result, with regular pH-neutral soap cleaning enough to preserve that outcome over time.