Description
Vaucluse Moon Light External Porcelain Tile is built for outdoor living spaces and poolside areas, combining a non-slip surface with genuine weather resistance — the two things an outdoor floor tile needs beyond simple good looks. Porcelain’s inherent density and low porosity make it a reliable choice for exterior use, standing up to sun, rain and pool-chemical exposure better than many natural stone alternatives.
Being available in both 600x600mm and 300x600mm formats gives real flexibility for different outdoor layouts — the larger format suits expansive courtyards and entertaining areas, while the smaller format works well for narrower paths, step details or a more traditional paving look. Since Multifors doesn’t currently publish full technical specifications (slip rating, water absorption) for this specific listing, confirming those figures directly before specifying for a demanding commercial or high-traffic pool area is worthwhile.
Technical Specifications
| Sizes | 600x600mm, 300x600mm |
|---|---|
| Material | Porcelain |
| Surface | Non-slip |
| Application | Outdoor |
Where to Use
- Outdoor living spaces and entertaining areas
- Poolside surrounds and coping
- Paths and courtyards subject to weather exposure
How to Apply
- Plan the layout — choose 600x600mm or 300x600mm (or a mix) to suit the space.
- Calculate quantity — order to the nearest square metre, allowing extra for cuts.
- Fix with a suitable exterior-rated tile adhesive — select an adhesive rated for outdoor and, where relevant, pool-adjacent conditions.
- Grout with an exterior-rated product — choose a grout suited to ongoing weather exposure.
Important Notes
- Confirm slip rating and water absorption figures directly with Multifors before specifying for a high-traffic commercial or pool area.
- Order to the nearest whole square metre, allowing extra for cuts and layout.
Choosing between the two formats usually comes down to the scale of the space and how much cutting a job will realistically involve: the larger 600x600mm size covers open courtyards and entertaining areas efficiently with fewer joints, while the 300x600mm format suits narrower paths, step details or areas where a smaller module reduces wastage from cuts around fixed obstacles like pool edges and garden beds. Either way, both formats share the same non-slip, weather-resistant porcelain body, so the choice comes down to visual scale rather than a trade-off in outdoor performance. Whichever format is chosen, planning tile layout against fixed features like pool coping and step edges before ordering helps minimise the number of cut pieces needed on the finished job. A sample of both formats laid out on site beforehand is worth the extra step, since scale reads very differently outdoors under natural light than it does from a small showroom sample.
