Highland Grey Marble

Name: Highland Grey Pool Tiles and Pavers Beautiful Natural Stone
Brand: The Pool Tile Company
SKU: higmar

Highland Grey Marble square edge coping and surrounds

Highland Grey Marble square edge coping and surround + CMC564 Ash Grey Wavy waterline tile

Highland Grey Marble and CMC564 Ash Grey Wavy waterline tile

Highland Grey marble square edge coping around the pool.

Highland Grey Marble

Highland Grey with its cool light grey colouring is a beautiful, and bound-to-be popular addition to our extensive range of natural stone. It is cool underfoot and offers moderate slip resistance due to its gently textured, sandblasted finish. The tumbled edge tiles are accurately sized and easy to lay. The winds, mist and slow heavy clouds of the Scottish Highlands’ and our Highland Grey Marble, moody and magical in glorious grey.

Product Specifications

Stone Tile Size	406 x 406 x 12mm, 406 x 406 x 30mm, 610 x 406 x 12mm, 610 x 406 x 30mm, Ashlar 0.743m2/kit
Tone	Cool
Tile Finish	Sandblasted
Coping Options	Bullnose, Natural Edge
Slip Rating	This tile has a P5 slip rating (highest possible) using the wet pendulum slip resistance test. At least a P4 rating is required for pool surrounds.
Matching Skimmer Lid	HIDE Kit (for onsite install), Quad premade
Relative Pricing	High range – higher than grey granite, linen travertine and limestone

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Maintenance

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Maintenance

Requires sealing with a penetrating sealer to make cleaning easier. Use a pH neutral cleaner such as detergent and avoid acids in cleaning. When choosing a natural stone coping around your pool, it is imperative to keep your water level at least 75mm from the bottom of the coping edge. This is especially true if you have a salt water pool! If the water is too close to your natural stone, the salt can be drawn up by the sun through the stone causing salt attack. If you don’t have an overflow valve/pipe you need to reduce your water levels manually. In addition to the correct water levels being adhered to, coping pieces should be sealed, within a few weeks of the pool being filled with water, using a ‘consolidating sealer’ and then a ‘penetrating sealer’, as per professional advice and manufacturer recommendations.