If you are looking to upgrade your terrace or balcony area, we have a range of suitable options.
From durable and easy to clean porcelain to rustic and warm terracotta tiles. With a wide variety of flagstone tile sizes and materials on off offer there is something to compliment both traditional and modern home and garden designs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Balcony paving slabs are paving options suited to raised outdoor spaces where weight, drainage and safe installation matter more than on a ground-level patio.
If you’re looking for lightweight paving slabs for balconies, outdoor porcelain is often a popular choice because it can give a premium finish without the bulk of thicker stone setts. Many balcony and terrace installations also use pavers on adjustable pedestals, which avoids heavy bedding materials and helps keep overall build-up more manageable.
The best paving materials for balconies are usually those that combine durability with lower maintenance and a consistent finish, such as outdoor-rated porcelain. Natural stone can look fantastic too, but it’s typically heavier and may need more ongoing care depending on the exposure and usage.
How heavy balcony pavers are depends on the material and thickness, and it can vary a lot between ranges. Because balconies have structural load limits, it’s best to confirm the total build-up weight (pavers + supports + any additional layers) against what the structure is designed to carry before choosing a product.
The best tiles for a terrace are those designed for outdoor use, with a finish that suits the exposure (rain, shade, or full sun) and the level of maintenance you want. Outdoor porcelain is a common choice for terraces because it’s easy to keep clean and delivers a crisp, modern look, while natural stone is ideal if you want a more characterful, traditional finish.
For a terrace in a sunny spot, mid-to-light tones such as sand, buff, or light grey can help keep the surface feeling more comfortable underfoot than very dark colours. A lightly textured outdoor finish also helps with grip when the surface is wet, especially if the terrace is exposed to sudden showers.
