Cathedral Anthracite Porcelain - Complete Product Range

Explore the complete Cathedral Anthracite porcelain collection, a bold and contemporary range featuring deep charcoal stone-effect tones. Perfect for modern outdoor spaces, Cathedral Anthracite delivers a sleek, high-contrast look with low-maintenance durability and an R11 anti-slip finish for year-round use.

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4 Products
  • Cathedral Anthracite Porcelain Edging Plank
    From £7.50 per unit

    Cathedral Anthracite Porcelain Edging Plank

    (37)
    In stock (1004 units)
  • Cathedral Anthracite Porcelain Cobble Setts – 200x100mm
    £1.35 per unit

    Cathedral Anthracite Porcelain Cobble Setts – 200x100mm

    (31)
    In stock (2110 units)
  • Cathedral Anthracite Porcelain Paving - 900 x 600
    £14.31 per unit

    Cathedral Anthracite Porcelain Paving - 900 x 600

    (11)
    In stock (386 units)
  • Cathedral Anthracite - Porcelain Bullnosed Steps
    From £21.00 per unit

    Cathedral Anthracite - Porcelain Bullnosed Steps

    (37)
    Low stock (21 units)

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The complete Cathedral Anthracite porcelain collection brings a striking, modern edge to outdoor living areas with its rich charcoal colouring and subtle stone-effect texture. Designed to create strong visual contrast and clean contemporary lines, this range is ideal for sleek patios, pathways and landscaped spaces.

Manufactured from durable vitrified porcelain, Cathedral Anthracite is built to withstand the elements while remaining simple to care for. Its non-porous surface resists staining, fading and weather damage, and the R11 anti-slip rating ensures reliable grip in wet and dry conditions, making it suitable for busy outdoor areas throughout the year.

This collection page brings together the full Cathedral Anthracite porcelain colour range in one place, including paving and complementary outdoor pieces, allowing you to explore all available options before viewing full specifications and purchasing details on the individual product pages.

FAQs

What does Cathedral Anthracite porcelain look like?

Cathedral Anthracite is a deep charcoal-grey porcelain with a subtle stone-effect texture across the surface, designed to mimic the natural variation of slate or split stone while keeping the consistency you get from vitrified porcelain. The colour reads as a rich, dark grey close to near-black, with a matte finish that works particularly well in contemporary garden designs and stays consistent slab to slab unlike natural stone, which varies.

What's the difference between porcelain and natural stone paving?

Porcelain is a manufactured product made from compressed clays fired at very high temperatures, which makes it dense, non-porous and extremely hard-wearing. Natural stone (sandstone, limestone) is quarried, so each slab is unique in colour and pattern. The practical differences: porcelain doesn't need sealing, resists stains and frost without effort, and has a consistent finish. Natural stone has more character and variation but needs sealing and more upkeep to look its best.

Is Cathedral Anthracite porcelain slippery when wet?

The range carries an R11 anti-slip rating, which is the standard recommended for external residential use including patios, pathways and pool surrounds. R11 means the surface offers good grip in wet conditions, noticeably more than smooth or polished tiles. It's a textured surface designed for outdoor use, not a polished indoor finish.

Does porcelain paving need sealing?

No. This is one of the main practical advantages of porcelain over natural stone. Porcelain is vitrified and non-porous, so liquids sit on the surface rather than soaking in. You don't need to seal it after installation and you don't need to re-seal it every few years like sandstone or limestone. Jointing compound still needs to be applied properly, but the slabs themselves require no sealing.

Where can I find more information about delivery, returns, and ordering?

For questions about delivery times, costs, returns, or anything else about your order, head over to our main FAQs page, where we've covered all the details.

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