Microcement-Look Tile Grey Matt 60x120 cm | Glazed Porcelain Rectified R10

Ash that glows. The cool, light grey of the Verse Ash has something quiet about it, almost mineral. The matt surface spreads evenly across the room, giving it a calm, reduced character that suits many interior styles.

Clear Aesthetic in a Concrete Look

The 60x120 cm format in glazed porcelain stoneware takes up the microcement aesthetic and translates it into a tile that is easy to care for and long-lasting. Rectified edges allow for minimal-grout installation that lets the surface read as a whole. The result is a floor or wall that looks as if it were cast in one piece.

For Demanding Living Areas and Wet Rooms

Verse Ash is suitable for floors and walls. With slip resistance R10 and barefoot area classification Class B, it can also be used in showers and around pool surrounds. The abrasion rating PEI IV makes it suitable for areas with high levels of use. For this format, we recommend installation with a decoupling mat and a levelling system.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I use the Verse Ash?

The tile is approved for floors and walls and is suitable for bathrooms, hallways, living areas and entrance halls. The slip resistance R10 and barefoot area class B also allow use in showers and around pool surrounds.

Does the light ash grey work with warm interior styles?

Yes. The cool, light grey of the Verse Ash combines well with warm wood tones, natural stone elements or off-white shades. In these contexts it feels balanced rather than cold.

Is this tile suitable for wet areas like the shower?

Yes. The barefoot area classification Class B includes shower rooms and pool surrounds. The slip resistance R10 provides secure grip even in wet conditions.

What does rectified mean and why does it matter?

Rectified tiles are cut to precise dimensions after firing. This allows for very narrow, even grout joints and a particularly clean overall appearance, especially with large formats like 60x120 cm.

What should I bear in mind during installation?

For this large format, we recommend using a decoupling mat to prevent stress cracks. A levelling system should also be used to ensure an even, professional installation.