Hekla Magma Rustic Brown Slate Effect Matt Porcelain 60x120cm Wall & Floor Tile
Hekla is named after the Icelandic volcano, and Magma is the colour that earns the name — a rustic multicolour slate in the style of the classic Indian rustic slate, where soft silver-grey and warm mid-brown are broken by rich patches of copper, rust and ochre. Every tile carries a different mix of the three, so a floor of it has genuine movement, and the cleft-face texture is reproduced in matt porcelain you can feel under your hand. At 60x120cm with rectified edges it gives you a large-scale rustic slate floor with tight joints and none of the sealing or upkeep of the real thing.
- Made in Spain by Ecoceramic — imported directly by us
- Size: 60x120cm large format rectangular porcelain, 10mm thick
- Finish: Matt, textured slate effect
- Colour: Rustic brown multicolour slate with grey, copper and rust patches
- Slip resistance: PTV 36+ (low slip potential) — suitable for bathroom and kitchen floors
- Rectified edges for a tight 2mm joint and a near-seamless finish
- High shade variation (V3) — no two tiles are identical, exactly like the real stone
- 2 tiles per box, covering 1.44m² (approx. 28.6kg per box)
- Suitable for interior walls and floors, and for use over underfloor heating
- Sold per square metre — free sample available
Where it works
Kitchen and utility floors, hallways, boot rooms, conservatories, living room floors and fireplace surrounds — anywhere you would have laid a rustic multicolour slate. The warm copper tones make it the better choice than a plain grey in a room with timber, brick or terracotta: it ties in with oak worktops, exposed brick and warm-white walls rather than fighting them, and the busy surface hides dirt better than any plain tile.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it slippery?
No. Hekla has a pendulum test value of 36+, which the HSE classifies as low slip potential — the category recommended for bathroom, kitchen and hallway floors. The riven matt surface is what delivers that grip.
Why does every tile look different?
Because that is what multicolour slate does. Hekla is printed with a high number of face variations and graded V3 for shade variation, so the copper and rust patches sit in different places on every piece. Dry-lay and mix tiles from several boxes before fixing so the variation is spread evenly across the floor.
How do I clean a textured tile?
A flat microfibre mop and a pH-neutral porcelain cleaner. Avoid soap-based products, which leave a film in the texture. Unlike real slate, it never needs sealing.
What preparation does a 60x120cm tile need?
A flat, stable substrate, a large-format flexible adhesive, full back-buttering and a levelling clip system. A mid-grey or brown grout disappears into the variation and keeps the slate-floor look.
Compare with: Hekla Slate Dark Grey 60x120cm
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- Finish: Matt
- Size: Large (60x120cm)
Help choosing
- Size60x120cm
- FinishMatt
- Slip ratingPTV 36+ (Low slip potential)
- Check where it can go. Floors need a tile rated for floors. In showers and wet rooms, a matt or anti-slip finish is safer underfoot than polished.
- Measure and add 10%. Length x width for each area, added together, plus 10% for cuts and breakage (15% for herringbone or diagonal layouts). The calculator above does this for you.
- Pick your joint. Rectified tiles take a slim 2mm joint; non-rectified tiles need about 3mm. Large tiles need a flat surface; levelling clips help.
- Order it all together. Tiles are made in batches that can vary slightly in shade, so buy the full amount in one order.
- See it first. Order a sample to check the colour and finish in your own light.
Still not sure? Send us your measurements and we'll check for you.




