Architeq Rock Beige takes the same warm beige as the plain Architeq and gives it a coarser, quarried-stone movement — visible veining and tonal drift across the face rather than the near-flat concrete look. On large floors that difference does real work: a plain tile over 20 m² can read as a flat expanse, while the Rock face breaks it up without introducing a pattern you have to align.
Choosing this tile. Same technical body as the rest of the range — unglazed, coloured through, R10, frost resistant — so it is fine on a wet-room floor and out on a terrace (5 mm joints outside, 2 mm indoors). Because the face carries more variation, lay a few boxes out dry before fixing and mix across boxes as you go, otherwise darker tiles can cluster in one corner. It pairs naturally with the plain Architeq Beige: Rock on the floor, plain on the walls, is the usual combination. Suits underfloor heating. The 120x120 weighs 26.7 kg per tile.
- Collection: Architeq by Ceramika Paradyż
- Country of origin: Poland
- Tile formats: 120x60cm (1198x598mm), 120x120cm (1198x1198mm)
- Thickness: 8mm
- Finish: Matt, rectified
- Surface: Unglazed porcelain stoneware, coloured through the body
- Slip resistance: R10
- Frost resistant — suitable for outdoor use
- Recommended joint: minimum 2mm indoors, 5mm outdoors
- Suitable for: floor and wall — hall, kitchen, bathroom, living room, terrace
- 120x60cm: 2 pieces per box (1.43 m²), 26.6 kg
- 120x120cm: 2 pieces per box (2.87 m²), 53.39 kg
- Sold per box; price shown per m²
Part of the Architeq collection — browse all Architeq colours and formats to complete the look.
