Kursaal Extreme Slate 24×24 2CM Porcelain Paver – Natural
The Kursaal Extreme Slate 24×24 2CM Porcelain Paver delivers a cool, slate‑inspired gray tone with understated movement that suits contemporary and transitional outdoor designs. Its Natural finish offers a refined look with dependable texture underfoot, while the 24×24 large‑format size and pressed edges help create balanced, consistent joint lines across patios and walkways.
Built in a robust 20 mm (2CM) thickness, this porcelain paver is engineered for exterior performance. With a DCOF of 0.60, frost resistance, and a PEI 4 wear rating, it stands up to changing weather and daily use in patios, pool decks, paths, and open‑air living areas. Low‑maintenance porcelain construction keeps cleaning simple season after season.
Features
- 24×24 large-format 20 mm (2CM) porcelain paver
- Slate colorway in a Natural finish
- Pressed edges for clean, consistent layouts
- DCOF 0.60 for confident wet-area traction
- PEI 4 wear rating for durable performance
- Frost resistant for year-round outdoor use
- Low maintenance and easy to clean
- Suitable for residential and commercial exterior applications when installed per standards
- Approx. 7.75 sq ft per box coverage
Recommended Applications
- Patios
- Pool Decks
- Walkways
- Garden Paths
- Outdoor Kitchens
- Outdoor Living Areas
- Rooftop Terraces
- Courtyards
Installation Guide – Kursaal Extreme Slate 24×24 2CM Porcelain Paver – Natural
Important Advisory
This guidance applies to the installation of Kursaal Extreme Slate 24×24 2CM Porcelain Pavers. Always follow manufacturer instructions, local building codes, substrate and drainage requirements, and current industry standards (e.g., TCNA/ANSI) before starting any project.
Step 1: Layout & Planning
- Dry-lay pavers to review shade, size calibration, and layout before installation.
- Plan patterns and cuts to achieve balanced joints and minimal sliver cuts along edges.
- Establish reference lines with chalk or a laser to maintain straight, consistent courses and proper slope for drainage.
Step 2: Paver Installation
- Install 24×24 porcelain pavers over a properly prepared and compacted sand setting bed, a bonded mortar bed, or an adjustable pedestal system approved for 2CM porcelain.
- Confirm adequate slope and drainage away from structures per local codes.
- Maintain consistent joint spacing (typically about 1/8"–3/16") using appropriate spacers.
- Seat each paver gently with a rubber mallet to ensure full support without chipping the pressed edges or surface.
- Check alignment, flatness, and joint consistency frequently, and incorporate movement joints per standards and site conditions.
Step 3: Cutting
- Cut using a wet saw with a premium diamond blade rated for porcelain.
- Support the paver fully during cutting to minimize edge chipping and ensure accuracy.
- Measure carefully and mark clearly before every cut; wear appropriate PPE.
- For best results on 2CM pavers, avoid dry cutting and control dust per safety regulations.
Step 4: Joint Filling
- For sand-set installations, fill joints with polymeric sand or another jointing material approved for porcelain pavers and outdoor use.
- For mortar-set installations, use an exterior-grade grout per manufacturer guidance; clean as you go to prevent haze.
- On pedestal systems, follow the pedestal and spacer manufacturer’s recommendations for joint treatment and perimeter restraint.
- Remove all excess jointing material from the surface before curing and final cleaning.
Step 5: Cleaning & Maintenance
- Clean routinely with water and a pH-neutral cleaner using non-abrasive tools.
- Avoid acidic, bleach-based, or abrasive products that may harm surrounding materials or finishes.
- Promptly remove construction residues and grout haze following manufacturer recommendations.
- Porcelain pavers generally do not require sealing; inspect joints and borders periodically and maintain as needed.
Disclaimer
Shade and size variation can occur between production runs; verify caliber and dye lot before installation. Inspect all materials prior to install—installed materials are considered accepted. Professional installation is recommended to ensure code compliance, structural integrity, and long‑term performance.
