With the terrace tile from EHL a new world is created. The concrete stone slabs have a subtle micro bevel and thus meet the most modern requirements. The slabs also have a non-slip surface, so safe areas can be created.

Advantages of concrete terrace slabs:

• Concrete slabs are generally cheaper than natural stone products
• High stability - load-bearing capacity and frost resistance
• Easy to lay
• Uniform designs, formats and surfaces

Prepare and lay terrace tiles:

1. Prepare the subsurface: Mark - excavate - place curbs - compact the subsurface
2. Lay gravel and gravel bed (pay attention to at least a 2% gradient)
3. Lay tiles: Laying is done from the edge, so you don't have to walk on the gravel surface - This ensures clean work. (Laying with joint crosses for the correct joint spacing)
4. Compensate unevenness: With the rubber hammer if it protrudes / help with grit to lift it out.
5. Grouting terrace tiles: To do this, brush in normal joint sand with a broom.

Care for patio tiles: Stains or dirt can appear very quickly on the surface of patio tiles. It is important that these are removed immediately with a wet cloth. As long as the stains are fresh, removing the dirt can be easier. If there are any residues or if the liquid has already absorbed into the concrete, you can clean with water and pH-neutral soap. Concrete slabs are generally always easy to care for and weather and frost-resistant.

Notes:
Cleaning with a high-pressure cleaner as well as acidic or aggressive cleaning agents should be avoided, as they can damage the surface of the terrace slabs.

Regular cleaning with a broom, water and neutral soap is recommended. This way you can ensure the longevity of the stones.