76mm Paving Tiles

What are Krause 76mm Paving Tiles?
Krause 76mm Paving Tiles are slim brick tiles measuring 230 x 76 x 16mm, made for use across both vertical and horizontal planes. They carry the face proportion of a classic 76mm brick in a 16mm-thick tile, connecting indoor and outdoor spaces with a seamless, artisan aesthetic.

Can Krause 76mm tiles be used on walls as well as floors?
Yes. Krause 76mm Paving Tiles are designed for versatility across vertical and horizontal planes. The same tile can run from an external paved area onto internal floors or up a wall, which makes them popular for creating continuous indoor-outdoor brick surfaces.

What size are Krause 76mm Paving Tiles?
Each tile measures 230 x 76 x 16mm, matching the face of a classic Australian brick at a fraction of the depth. Coverage is 48 tiles per square metre. Pallet coverage depends on finish: smooth tiles are supplied at 50 square metres per pallet, rustic at 74 square metres. Dimensions are nominal averages; as the products are crafted from natural clay, some variance in size and finish is expected.

What finishes are available for the 76mm Paving Tiles?
Krause 76mm Paving Tiles are available in both textured and smooth finishes, so the surface character can be matched to the application, whether that is a rustic external paving texture or a cleaner internal floor finish.

What colours do Krause 76mm Paving Tiles come in?

Krause 76mm Brick Tiles are available in Ghost, Heritage Red, and Tan, with custom colours also available. 

How much do Krause 76mm Paving Tiles cover per pallet?
Pallet coverage depends on the finish. Smooth 76mm tiles are supplied at 50 square metres per pallet and rustic tiles at 74 square metres, with 48 tiles required per square metre in both cases. Divide your total area by the relevant figure to estimate pallets, then add a wastage allowance for cuts.

What is a brick tile?
A brick tile is a thin fired-clay tile, typically 10-30mm thick, that presents the face of a brick but is installed like a tile. Brick tiles deliver the appearance and surface of genuine brickwork on floors and walls without the depth or weight of full bricks or pavers.

What is the difference between brick tiles and brick pavers?
Thickness and installation. Brick tiles are slim units adhesive-fixed to a prepared slab or wall, much like ceramic tiles. Brick pavers are substantially thicker units laid on a bedding layer and jointed, carrying traffic loads through their own body rather than relying on the substrate.

Can brick tiles be used outdoors?
Yes, brick tiles are widely used for external paving, terraces, and alfresco areas when fixed with exterior-grade adhesives over a suitable substrate. For outdoor floors, choose a finish with appropriate slip resistance and confirm the product’s suitability for external use with the manufacturer.

How are brick floor tiles installed?
Brick floor tiles are adhesive-fixed over a prepared, level slab in the same manner as other floor tiles, then jointed or grouted to achieve the look of laid brickwork. Sealing is often recommended, particularly in kitchens and wet or high-traffic areas, so follow the manufacturer’s guidance.

Why use brick tiles instead of full brick pavers for floors?
The main reasons are build-up height and weight. A 16mm brick tile adds far less floor height than a full paver, which makes it much easier to run the same brick surface from outside to inside across level thresholds, and to use brick flooring in situations where a thick paver will not fit.