A well-chosen patio tile does more than cover ground. It sets the character of your outdoor space and shapes how you use it. Our collection brings the same considered approach to the garden as to any room inside: materials chosen for depth and endurance, finishes that hold their beauty through every season.
Outdoor Patio Tiles Built to Last
Patio tiles must work harder than their indoor counterparts. They need to handle frost, rain, heavy footfall and shifting light. We select every tile with all of this in mind, so you get proven performance alongside the kind of quiet beauty that only improves with time.
From the clean lines of porcelain to the warm, textured character of stone-effect and stoneoptions, each tile earns its place.
Choosing the Right Patio Floor Tiles
Porcelain remains one of the most practical choices for outdoor use in the UK: frost-resistant, low-maintenance and available in a range of tones from earthy naturals to cooler greys. Not sure where to start? Our guidance is here to help you choose with confidence, whether you're laying a generous entertaining terrace, a sheltered courtyard or a modest garden path.
And if you're drawn to something with more warmth or pattern, you'll find that here too.
So browse the full range, find the tile that feels right for your home and get in touch if you'd like a little expert guidance along the way.
Porcelain patio tiles are among the most suitable choices for UK gardens. They're frost-resistant, low-maintenance and hardwearing, making them well suited to the British climate. Stone-effect options are also worth considering, though always check that any tile you choose carries an outdoor suitability rating before you buy.
Always check both the slip resistance rating and the outdoor suitability rating before you buy. Many porcelain patio tiles are available with a textured finish that helps underfoot grip. As a guide, tiles with a higher R-rating offer greater slip resistance, so it's worth asking about this when choosing outdoor patio tiles.
Larger format tiles tend to suit generous outdoor spaces well, creating a clean, open feel. Smaller formats can work just as effectively in courtyards or defined zones, adding more pattern and visual texture. The right size depends on the space, so it's worth taking measurements and looking at samples before you decide.
Grey patio tiles are a versatile and enduring option. The tone works well with both contemporary and traditional architecture, sitting comfortably alongside planting, furniture and natural materials. It's a considered choice if you want a backdrop that doesn't compete with the rest of the space.
Porcelain is denser and less porous than ceramic, so it handles frost, water and heavy wear more effectively. For outdoor use in the UK, those material properties make it a strong and practical choice. Ceramic tiles can work well outdoors in sheltered or mild conditions, but always check the manufacturer's suitability rating before you commit.
+Urban Callizo Patterned Porcelain Tile £62.00 /m2
Quarry Red Square Tile £72.66 /m2
+Pebble Beach White 60 x 30 £57.18 /m2
+Temple Ezra 10 x 20 Tumbled £97.00 /m2
+Piazza Bone 60 x 60 £59.86 /m2
