Hex-Isosceles Coal Shadow

The Hex-Isocèle Charbon Ombre benefits from the systematic anti-UV treatment Carocim applies to its cement tiles rated for outdoor use. The black and beige of the isosceles triangle motif keep their intensity under UV exposure as a result, with no uneven or premature fading expected under normal outdoor conditions.

At €246.96/m², this handmade, anti-UV-treated cement tile is sold in boxes of 28 pieces covering 0.67 m² each — Carocim's pricing reflects the artisanal work behind the Hex-Isocèle Charbon Ombre rather than a look-alike industrial tile. The product data doesn't mention a minimum order value beyond buying by the full box.

Like any porous cement tile, the Hex-Isocèle Charbon Ombre needs a water- and oil-repellent sealer applied after laying. The product data doesn't specify an exact number of days to wait, but Carocim generally recommends letting the grout and adhesive cure fully before sealing, then renewing the treatment periodically based on how quickly water absorption returns.

Yes, the same isosceles triangle motif exists in other combinations from Carocim, including black and white or black and mustard yellow within the Sim.PL collection. This precision comes from the traditional brass divider mould technique, which keeps each pigment zone sharply separated before pressing — here rendered in black and beige on this hexagonal cement tile.

Rated for outdoor use and anti-UV treated, the Hex-Isocèle Charbon Ombre also suits a busy kitchen floor well indoors. This hexagonal Carocim cement tile still needs a water- and oil-repellent sealer after laying and a suitable adhesive fix to handle regular foot traffic and occasional spills.