Augustus Cream Natural Anti-Slip Glazed Porcelain Tile 60x120 cm, R10 B, Rectified

Some rooms need no bold gesture, just the right material. The Augustus collection carries the charm of a Central Asian marble, with fine relief structures and a depth that radiates both calm and character. In cream, the tile feels warm and bright without any gloss.

Combining Style with Safety

The matt surface of the Augustus Cream Natural is classified as slip-resistant to R10 B. This means it is suitable for public bathrooms, shower areas, pool surrounds and barefoot areas of Class B. With abrasion class PEI IV, it also holds up reliably in high-traffic areas such as entrance halls.

Large Format, Precisely Laid

The 60x120 cm format has rectified edges, cut to particularly exact dimensions that allow for minimal grout joints. The result is a flowing, generous surface, whether on the wall or the floor. Given the large format, we recommend using a decoupling mat to prevent stress cracks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this tile suitable for shower areas and pool surrounds?

Yes. The R10 B slip resistance makes the Augustus Cream Natural a safe choice for shower areas, pool surrounds and other barefoot areas of Class B, in both private and public settings.

Can I use this tile on both the floor and the wall?

Yes, the Augustus Cream Natural is approved for floor and wall use. This makes it easy to create a cohesive look in the bathroom or entrance area.

What does rectified mean for this tile?

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

Why is a decoupling mat recommended for this format?

With large-format tiles, movement in the substrate can create tension that leads to cracks. A decoupling mat counteracts these forces and protects the tile from stress cracks over time.

Which areas is abrasion class PEI IV suitable for?

PEI IV means the tile can be used under heavy foot traffic, for example in entrance halls or other heavily used areas.