Introducing the Keystone Mocha Slate Effect Porcelain tile - where nature's rugged beauty meets refined design. This 60x40cm tile, echoing the intricate textures and patterns of natural slate, exudes an organic warmth with its mocha tones. Its slate effect, combined with the resilience of porcelain, makes it an ideal choice for those seeking the allure of natural stone with the practicality of modern tiling. Perfect for both walls and floors, it can transform a space, be it a bathroom, kitchen, hallway or lounge, into an inviting sanctuary of style and comfort.
Product Details:
- Thickness: 9mm
- Finish: Matt
- Floor or Wall: Both
- Size: Other (40x60cm)
- Rectified: No
- Suitable for Underfloor Heating: Yes
- Box Quantity: 6
- Weight: 5
- Sale By: Per Sqm
Help choosing
- Size40x60cm
- FinishMatt
- MaterialPorcelain
- Use onFloor & Wall
- Thickness9mm
- RectifiedNo
- Underfloor heatingYes
- 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.
Questions people ask
Can I use this tile on the floor?
Yes, it's made for floors and walls. In showers and wet rooms a matt or anti-slip finish is safer underfoot than polished.
Is it suitable for underfloor heating?
Yes. Use a flexible adhesive and let the heating come up to temperature slowly the first time.
How many tiles do I need?
Measure the length and width of each area, multiply, and add the areas together. Add 10% for cuts and breakage, or 15% for herringbone and diagonal layouts. Type your area into the calculator above and it does the maths for you.
Which adhesive and grout should I use?
Porcelain needs a flexible cement-based adhesive (S1). Large tiles need a thicker, solid bed. The tiling kit above picks the right products and works out how much you need.
What does rectified mean?
Rectified tiles are cut to exact size after firing, so they can be laid with slim 2mm joints for a near-seamless look. This tile isn't rectified, so allow a 3mm joint.
Do I need to seal these tiles?
No. Glazed porcelain and ceramic tiles don't need sealing. A grout sealer helps keep light grout clean.
Will the colour match the photos?
Screens show colours differently, so order a sample to see it in your own light. Tiles can vary slightly from batch to batch, so order the full amount in one go.



