Outdoor tiles to make the most of every day.
Extend your style outside and learn to love your garden all year round! From sun drenched patios and secret courtyard gardens to cosy city balconies and breezy beachfront terraces, our exclusive range of outdoor tiles will help transform every corner of your home into spaces you’ll never want to leave, creating the perfect space for endless summers.
Its hardwearing porcelain is frost, fire and stain proof meaning little upkeep is needed and with multiple ways to fit it, it’s an easy DIY solution for the budding landscape designer in all of us. In this article we show you how to lay the Everscape tiles using a pedestal system.
Using a pedestal system is a flexible and easy to fit solution for raised paving. They’re ideal for patios that need to meet the height of an external door or if you want to create steps. The height of the pedestals are adjustable and require no skilled labour to fit. Pedestal systems also allow you to remove and reposition the tiles at any time.
You will require a pre-prepared substrate that is clean, solid and level. For example, a concrete base or a well packed hardcore and sand base.
Watch the videos above to decide which pedestal system is right for your outdoor tiling project, each video will show you how quick and easy it is to adjust and fit each of the outdoor pedestal systems. If you wish to create steps then you can cut the tiles down to the required size, adjust the pedestals to the correct heights and then finish off the edges with outdoor profiles. Finally, ensure you leave a small joint between each tile to allow for water drainage.
Alternatively, if you're looking to use a more complex laying pattern for your outdoor tiles or simply need additional stability then look to use the Uptec Joist rail system.
One of the main advantages of using any type of pedestal system is the ease of creating steps. Utilise the adjustable height of the pedestal and the range of Everscape Solutions outdoor trims for a professional looking finish.
The profile edges use the weight of the Everscape tiles and a mechanic in the pedestal fixing to attach and stay in place. If you're choosing a step that has a cut tile in the instep then a box trim will neatly cover the cut edge of the tile. If you'd rather opt for no cut tile then the edging profile creates the instep for you.
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