Charcoal Pepper Grain Landscape Floor Tile
Description
Technical Parameters
Charcoal Pepper Grain Landscape Floor Tile
A near-black ground with restrained grey flecks gives Charcoal Pepper Grain Landscape Floor Tile a quieter pattern than strongly contrasting granular faces. Explore it with pale boundaries, timber and controlled planting.
Quiet dark paving around a planted enclosure
Charcoal Pepper Grain Landscape Floor Tile is identified here by the supplied reference image and the textured paving product name.
The darkest granular option in this batch carries small grey marks within a charcoal ground. Its fine variation is less conspicuous than the speckles in the lighter products. That gives this page a different focus: the paving can behave as a dark continuous backdrop, allowing a pale edge or green planting mass to take visual priority.
Darkness is not a substitute for performance evidence. The photograph does not establish how hot a surface becomes, how it behaves when wet or how easily it cleans. Those questions need relevant product information and site conditions. Here the useful observation is the quieter visual contrast within the face, which can be compared directly with the brighter salt-and-pepper options.
Examine the face and its arrangement
Low-contrast peppering
The small grey points stay close in value to the dark ground. A detail image should show the quiet effect rather than artificially brightening the marks into a white-speckled design.
Aligned dark rectangles
A jointed board shows how the rectangular shape remains visible within a dark colour field. Joint material can alter that reading, so the actual joint choice belongs in the sample review.
A dark and warm pairing
The charcoal reference sits beside plain warm wood and a pale wall finish. This board demonstrates balance among surfaces without suggesting that a particular coating or timber treatment is included.
A planted enclosure after the doorway
Charcoal Pepper Grain Landscape Floor Tile is the reference face used for this concept. Charcoal rectangles form the ground of a small enclosed garden with a pale boundary wall and a single planting bed. The dark field makes the outline of the bed readable without introducing an additional patterned border. Keep sufficient open paving in the concept to judge whether the quiet grain is visible at the intended viewing distance.
A timber deck as an adjacent zone
A timber deck sits beside the charcoal paved area in a simple garden composition. Different materials distinguish the zones while a restrained colour palette connects them. The meeting shown here is conceptual: edge restraint, movement and drainage at the material junction need to be designed for the actual construction. Do not infer a specific fixing method from the illustration.
Two formats, separate packing lines
| Nominal formats | 600 × 1200mm / 750 × 1500mm |
|---|---|
| Thickness and finish | 10 ± 0.3mm; matte |
| 600 × 1200mm carton | 2 pieces; 30.5kg; 1.44m² calculated |
| 600 × 1200mm pallet | 42 cartons; 84 pieces; 60.48m²; 1,281kg carton subtotal |
| 750 × 1500mm carton | 2 pieces; 50kg; 2.25m² calculated |
| 750 × 1500mm pallet | 42 cartons; 84 pieces; 94.50m²; 2,100kg carton subtotal |
| Pallet options | Wooden or iron pallet |
Areas are nominal calculations from the stated dimensions, before cutting and spare allowances. Carton subtotals exclude the pallet and extra wrapping. Confirm the carton weight basis and final shipment gross weight.
From appearance review to a defined inquiry
Inspect the actual matte face
Charcoal Pepper Grain Landscape Floor Tile is the selected appearance for this review. A physical sample is the basis for confirming the darkest tone. A screen brightness setting can hide the small marks or lift charcoal into a lighter grey.
Resolve the adjacent material edge
A simple drawing identifies where timber meets paving. Reviewing that edge early keeps the palette decision separate from the construction detail that the project team must specify.
Opaque wrapping at every side
The top and all carton sides are covered by blue film, as required for the pallet illustration. No cardboard is exposed; the upright load is supported by a visible wooden base.
Retain the darkest reference
Keep a sample or clear reference identity for this face. A future request for dark grey alone could lead to another granular product with a visibly different contrast level.
Four views of the surrounding palette
Pale boundary cap
A light horizontal cap above a low wall sets a visible outline against the charcoal ground. This concentrates contrast at the boundary instead of distributing bright objects across the entire space.
Evergreen planting mass
A compact green planting mass becomes a clear subject over the dark field. Its broad shape differs from the tile fine grain, allowing both elements to remain legible.
Warm timber edge
Warm wood changes the perceived temperature of the palette without changing the tile colour. Place a real finish sample beside the paving when deciding on that relationship.
A clear dark plane
An open corner gives the buyer a view of the near-black surface without furniture. It can be helpful when small flecks disappear within a highly decorated scene.
Questions about this selection
Is charcoal identical to black?
Charcoal Pepper Grain Landscape Floor Tile: It is a description of the near-black appearance in the supplied photograph. Approve the actual shade on a sample rather than treating colour names as calibrated values.
Will a dark face perform differently in sunlight?
No thermal data has been supplied. The page does not make a temperature claim based on colour.
Can the timber junction be built as shown?
The generated scene is a palette concept. The project team must determine movement, drainage and support details at the real junction.
Are wooden pallets the only choice?
No. The user states wooden or iron pallets for both sizes. Confirm which type will be used in the quotation and final packing record.
Why keep a physical shade reference?
It preserves the low-contrast appearance that distinguishes this face from brighter speckled greys in the same batch.
Company Profile
MingWei Ceramic Tile presents a tile collection for international importers, distributors, retailers and project buyers. The company overview, exhibition photographs and customer-related materials give visitors a broader view of the business behind the catalogue. A first conversation can outline the buyer's market and purchasing requirements, with specifications and commercial terms confirmed for the relevant order.
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EXHIBITION
The showroom brings different colours, patterns and surface appearances into one display environment. Viewing the collection together helps visitors compare design directions and understand the relationship between individual selections. The photographs introduce the showroom as a whole, rather than presenting it as a setting for one product.
A showroom review can connect collection planning with sample selection. Buyers can identify designs for their market, compare the displayed options and prepare questions about the relevant product information. Final specifications, quantities and purchasing arrangements belong in the subsequent order discussion.
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For Charcoal Pepper Grain Landscape Floor Tile, send the reference image, selected format, estimated quantity and destination to MingWei Ceramic Tile. Include the documents required for the intended use so the quotation and technical review address the same selection.
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| Size | 400x800 mm |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 9±0.5 |
| Color Options | White, cream, amber, terracotta, pink, green, blue, charcoal |
| Tile Type | Wall tile |
| Recommended Market Use | UseResidential projects, hotel bathrooms, boutique interiors, decorative wall programs |
| Place of Origin | Shandong , Zibo , China |
| Packing | Cardboard Box + Regular Export Wooden Pallet |
| Absorption | ≤0.5% |
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