RISE Systems / Surface

02 The surface

Porcelain

A surface to
build around.

Compare porcelain colours and patterns, then include your preferred tiles in a RISE enquiry.

Start an enquiry Find your surface

Pale paving outside glazed doors, with long railing shadows across a roof terrace — A roof terrace in natural light

A palette for your terrace

Start with a colour.

Whites Beiges Greys Earth tones Darks

01 / The surface studio

The material.
In proportion.

Inspect a slab at its listed size, explore a laying study and see how it meets the support.

Single slab

Preparing your porcelain model…

Rotate & zoom

Your surfaceChorus White

Listed exterior sizeLaying pattern

02 / Porcelain meets pedestal

At the joint.

A finished surface above. An adjustable support beneath. Lift one corner and inspect how the two meet.

Your selected porcelain follows you here.

The porcelain20 mm exterior paving, shown as four cropped corners.
The support headSmart-Ped bonds each slab to removable corner pieces. Spacers keep the joints open.
The space beneathSee the head, adjustment and base from every side.

Explore the pedestal in detail

Junction concept, not a support plan. The outer tile edges are cropped. Slab compatibility, adhesive, any additional supports or backing, loading and roof build-up need project confirmation.

THE SURFACE + THE SUPPORT

Look beneath your selected porcelain.

Slabs are modelled to RF’s listed nominal dimensions, with 20 mm thickness and illustrative 3 mm joints, not a recommended joint width. Edges and undersides are schematic. Material references vary in completeness: the model follows RF’s listed nominal slab proportions, while printed pattern scale, colour and factory face variation need physical sample confirmation.

View the collection and product details Discover what sits beneath

01 The collection

Explore the porcelain

Swatches are a guide to colour and pattern. Ask for a physical sample before you decide.

Porcelain from RF Paving.

Browse the surfaces

Compare surfaces

Chorus White porcelain surface, RF Paving — 01Chorus White
RF Paving

Earth Anthracite porcelain surface, RF Paving — 02Earth Anthracite
RF Paving

Burlington Rust porcelain surface, RF Paving — 03Burlington Rust
RF Paving

Aequa Silva porcelain surface, RF Paving — 04Aequa Silva
RF Paving

Chorus Beige porcelain surface, RF Paving — 05Chorus Beige
RF Paving

Chorus Silver porcelain surface, RF Paving — 06Chorus Silver
RF Paving

Aequa Cirrus porcelain surface, RF Paving — 07Aequa Cirrus
RF Paving

Aequa Nix porcelain surface, RF Paving — 08Aequa Nix
RF Paving

Aged Anthracite porcelain surface, RF Paving — 09Aged Anthracite
RF Paving

Aged Crema porcelain surface, RF Paving — 10Aged Crema
RF Paving

Aged Quartz Grey porcelain surface, RF Paving — 11Aged Quartz Grey
RF Paving

Earth Bone porcelain surface, RF Paving — 12Earth Bone
RF Paving

Earth Grey porcelain surface, RF Paving — 13Earth Grey
RF Paving

Extreme Anthracite porcelain surface, RF Paving — 14Extreme Anthracite
RF Paving

Extreme Grey porcelain surface, RF Paving — 15Extreme Grey
RF Paving

Limestone Ivory porcelain surface, RF Paving — 16Limestone Ivory
RF Paving

Pietra De Vals porcelain surface, RF Paving — 17Pietra De Vals
RF Paving

Slate Anthracite porcelain surface, RF Paving — 18Slate Anthracite
RF Paving

Slate Grigio porcelain surface, RF Paving — 19Slate Grigio
RF Paving

Slate Piombo porcelain surface, RF Paving — 20Slate Piombo
RF Paving

Town Anthracite porcelain surface, RF Paving — 21Town Anthracite
RF Paving

Wals Beige porcelain surface, RF Paving — 22Wals Beige
RF Paving

Wals Bianco porcelain surface, RF Paving — 23Wals Bianco
RF Paving

Wals Grigio porcelain surface, RF Paving — 24Wals Grigio
RF Paving

Explore the wider RF Paving range, then include your preferred tile names in your RISE enquiry.

Start an enquiry Explore the wider RF Paving range

02 Compare surfaces

See them
side by side

Compare two tiles by colour and pattern.

Your comparison

Chorus White / Chorus Beige

Both tile names will be added to your enquiry message.

Enquire about this pair

Use these images to compare colour and pattern. Colour can look different on screen. See RF Paving for product details.

03 In a setting

Chorus White
in a garden setting

Two views of Chorus White paving.

Chorus White paving beneath pale garden chairs beside a timber fence — The seating areaImages: RF Paving product gallery

The surface in view

Chorus White

From the RF Paving collection.

View at RF Paving Start an enquiry

04 Choosing porcelain

Look at the
whole terrace

Compare your preferred tiles with the building materials, planting and furniture.

Explore the support beneath

01 Colour

Start with your surroundings.

Pick up a tone from the brickwork, doors or planting, or choose a colour that stands apart.

Browse the colours

02 Pattern

Compare the patterns.

Consider how much variation you want across the paved area.

Compare surfaces

How do joints work on pedestals?

Raised paving normally uses open joints so water can pass to the drainage layer below. Joint widths, finished falls and drainage details must suit the chosen slab and pedestal system. Mortar-bed paving uses different jointing details.

Do I need to choose a tile first?

No. An idea, a project outline or a question is enough to start.

How do I keep my tile choices?

Use Enquire about this pair beneath the comparison. Both tile names will appear in your enquiry message.

Can I enquire about other systems too?

Yes. Include pedestals, planters, pergolas or public furniture in the same enquiry.

05 Your enquiry

Enquire about
porcelain

Include your preferred tiles and a brief description of the terrace. You can enquire before choosing a tile.

Where is your project up to?

Porcelain