Grey Concrete-Look Porcelain Tile 600×600 (TB-PGR)

Grey Concrete-Look (TB-PGR) is a 600 x 600mm matte porcelain tile, 9mm thick, with a P3 slip rating, suitable for floors and walls indoors and outdoors. It is a mid grey with mottled, concrete-style variation across the tile for an industrial look. Sold by the box of four tiles (1.44m²), available for pickup or delivery.

Specifications

• Material: porcelain
• Size: 600 x 600mm
• Thickness: 9mm
• Finish: matte
• Slip rating: P3
• Suitable for: floors and walls, indoor and outdoor
• Per box: 4 tiles, 1.44m²

Where it works

A 600 x 600 format suits open living areas, kitchens, bathrooms and laundries, and the larger tile means fewer grout lines than a 300 x 300. Porcelain is denser and less porous than ceramic, which is why it handles wet areas and outdoor spaces such as alfresco areas and patios well. The P3 slip rating is the common rating for residential floors; for ramps or wet outdoor areas, check the slip rating your project requires.

Other tiles in the range

The other 600 x 600 porcelain tiles we stock are Grey Speckled Stone-Look, Light Grey Fine-Grain, Calacatta White Marble-Look Matte, Grey Slate-Look, Light Grey Sandstone-Look, Beige Cream Sandstone-Look, Light Grey Limestone-Look, Charcoal Dark Grey Bluestone-Look. See the full porcelain tiles range.

Buying and installation

Tiles are sold by the box of 1.44m²; use the area calculator and allow around 10% extra for cuts and breakages. See the tiles in person at our showrooms in Ormond, Camberwell, Heidelberg West and Nunawading. If you'd like us to arrange installation, ask our team when you order.

Frequently asked questions

How many tiles are in a box?

Four 600 x 600mm tiles per box, covering 1.44m².

Can this tile be used on walls?

Yes. It is suitable for both floors and walls.

Can it be used outdoors?

Yes, it is rated for indoor and outdoor use. Check the slip rating required for your specific outdoor application.

What does a P3 slip rating mean?

P ratings come from the wet pendulum test used in Australia. P3 is the common rating for general residential floors; higher ratings (P4, P5) are specified for ramps and some wet or commercial areas.

Is porcelain better than ceramic?

Porcelain is fired harder and denser, so it absorbs less water and resists wear and staining better, which makes it the usual choice for floors and wet areas.