Archicross Concrete Grey is the closest thing in the range to an honest poured-concrete floor — sand grains and rock fragments scattered through a neutral grey ground, with fine multi-coloured lines running across it like cracks in a slab. If the brief is industrial without being a pastiche, this is the one.The finish is the slip rating. Matt is R10 and Structure A is R11, the same grey in both, plus a pressed step tile. Matt for dry floors and walls, Structure A for a shower floor or wet room, with the pattern identical across both so the rating can change underfoot invisibly.What “structure” actually means here. Structure A is not a printed effect — the surface is physically raised, a fine dense grain you feel under a bare foot, closer to fine grit paper than to a smooth kitchen wall tile. That relief is what produces the grip, and it holds dirt in the texture rather than releasing it to a flat mop.Laying it. The colour is fired through the body, so a chipped edge does not show a pale core. This is the workhorse grey of the range: enough scatter to hide traffic in a hallway or a commercial corridor, neutral enough not to fight anything else in the room. Mix across boxes as you lay so the fragments distribute evenly. Every format covers 1.43 m² per box at 26.6 kg — a 6 m² floor is five boxes with the usual ~10% cutting allowance. Rectified edges take a 2 mm joint; suits underfloor heating.
Collection: Archicross Concrete by Ceramika Paradyż
Country of origin: Poland
Formats: 30x60cm (598x298mm), 60x60cm (598x598mm)
Thickness: 8mm
Appearance: raw concrete look — sand grains, rock fragments and fine crack lines
Finishes: Matt (R10), Structure A (R11), pressed step tile
Surface: Porcelain stoneware, rectified, body-coloured throughout, resistant to deep abrasion
Suitable for: floor, wall, façade and stairs — hall, kitchen, bathroom, wet room, commercial
30x60cm: 8 pieces per box (1.43 m²), 26.6 kg
60x60cm: 4 pieces per box (1.43 m²), 26.6 kg
Step tile 30x60cm: 8 piece