We know that it's not spring...just yet! But, there's no harm in looking forward to sunnier skies and beautiful outdoor spaces. If you're thinking about renovating your patio for spring, we have a variety of outdoor porcelain tiles that will make your patio stand out amongst the crowd.
Take a look at our top 5 outdoor porcelain tiles and why we think they're the perfect patio aesthetic for the warm weather of spring.
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If you're considering adding porcelain paving to your home or garden, then it's important you know how long it's going to last. After all, you don't want to fork out your hard-earned money on a stunning new patio, just to find that the slabs need replacing within a few years.
Here at PrimaPorcelain, we believe your porcelain tiles should last a minimum of 10 years. That's why all of our products come with a 10 or 15-year warranty as standard. This varies from product to product, so be sure to check the warranty on your chosen porcelain paving before you place your order.
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We recently provided some 20mm Roma Ivory paving slabs for a property in York.
The client had been living in their property for over 20 years and needed to update their old patio due to cracking, grouting and bad water absorption.
Here are some 'before and after' pictures of this project:
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If you're looking to install porcelain paving in your garden, it's natural to wonder about the differences between porcelain and other materials. Porcelain pavers are becoming an increasingly popular alternative to natural stone due to their astounding technical specifications, which allow you to enjoy the beautiful look of natural stone without the maintenance.
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If you've got a beautiful PrimaPorcelain patio in your garden, then it's likely that you'll want to keep it looking its best. While PrimaPorcelain doesn't require the same amount of maintenance as other types of paving slabs that are prone to staining, it still benefits from an annual clean. You might be wondering - will cleaning my porcelain paving change the tile colour? and the answer is - no. If you clean your porcelain paving in the way we outline in this blog, you shouldn't notice any discolouration.
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