Microcement-Effect Tile Brown 120x120 cm Matt, R10/B, Rectified – Verse Clay

Warmth you can see: the Verse Clay tile brings a pleasant depth to any room with its earthy brown tone. The matt concrete look feels grounded and timeless without appearing heavy, creating an atmosphere that blends homeliness with clean lines.

Style and Material

Verse Clay is a glazed porcelain tile from the MICRO EFFECT collection. In a square 120x120 cm format and warm brown tones, it reinterprets the concrete look with organic warmth. The matt surface gives the room character without demanding attention. The rectified edges allow for particularly narrow grouting and a clean, modern installation pattern.

Application and Properties

Verse Clay is suitable for floors and walls. With slip resistance R10 and barefoot area Class B, it is approved for shower areas, pool surrounds and wet zones. The abrasion rating PEI IV also makes it suitable for high-traffic areas such as entrance halls. For a professional installation in this large format, we recommend a decoupling mat and a levelling system.

Frequently Asked Questions

In which rooms does Verse Clay look particularly good?

The warm brown tones work very well in bathrooms, living rooms and hallways, especially in combination with light walls, natural materials or dark accents. The tile is suitable for floors and walls.

Can I use this tile in the shower?

Yes. The slip resistance R10 and barefoot area Class B make Verse Clay suitable for shower areas and pool surrounds.

Does the tile hold up well in heavily used areas?

With an abrasion rating of PEI IV, Verse Clay is designed for high-traffic areas such as entrance halls and remains durable and easy to care for.

What does rectification offer for this tile?

Rectified tiles have precisely straight edges that allow for very narrow grouting. This creates a seamless, high-quality installation pattern.

Why is a decoupling mat recommended for this format?

With large formats like 120x120 cm, stress can develop between the substrate and the tile. A decoupling mat reduces this risk and protects against cracks over time.