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Alfresco f looring

Transform your outdoor space for summer with a fabulous design from Topps Tiles

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As we head into summer, it’s time to start thinking about outdoor surfaces – which often get neglected compared to those inside our homes. Topps Tiles is here to make sure your outside space receives some love this season, so you can enjoy it in style, come rain or shine. Whether you’re looking to revamp a large garden and create a smooth indoor-outdoor transition, or you want to update a bijou city balcony, this is the moment to make your alfresco space beautiful.

DURABLE DECKING

The Everscape wood-effect range from Topps Tiles is the clever new alternativ­e to traditiona­l decking. The wooden decking you’re used to seeing may look great, but in some cases it can be difficult to maintain and slippery in our unpredicta­ble weather. However, Everscape woodeffect porcelain plank tiles offer all the style of decking, but with a host of extra benefits. The hard-wearing properties of porcelain give these plank tiles stain-, slip- and even frost-resistance, meaning they’ll thrive in your outdoor space for years to come. Speed is another benefit, as the flooring is supported by a specialise­d brush-in grout that is 10 times faster then typical manual mortar applicatio­n, leaving you more time to enjoy your decked-out space.

PRETTY PAVERS

The Topps Tiles Everscape range offers much more than just decking. Within the collection, you’ll also find a selection of stone-effects, emulating classic garden slabs. There’s a huge variety of sizes and colours on offer so you can find the perfect option for the look you want. Plus, these tiles can be integrated into the landscape by dry laying in grass, gravel or sand – no skilled labour required. And they are light enough for easy reposition­ing. Brilliant all around.

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Everscape wood-effect outdoor tiles, £56.24sq m, are available in Walnut, shown here and far below, and Oak, below
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