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Ordesa Chestnut Porcelain Cladding 250x125mm

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Ordesa Chestnut Porcelain Cladding 250x125mm

Stone Zone continues to lead in garden and landscaping innovation, setting the standard for modern trends. We are excited to introduce our newest product: the Ordesa Cladding range.

Expertly crafted to mirror the natural beauty of stone, these porcelain cladding boards deliver a realistic, textured look that brings timeless elegance to any space. Whether for modern or classic designs, this cladding adds depth and sophistication to your environment.

Available in a variety of stunning shades—Anthracite, Beige, Blanco, Chestnut, Cream, Pearl—the Ordesa Cladding range makes it easy to find the perfect match for any design concept.

How to Buy Ordesa Chestnut Cladding 250x125mm
Our Ordesa Porcelain Cladding can be seen at our Ferndown, Bournemouth, Dorchester depot - why not pay us a visit and chat with our friendly, expert Customer Advisors?

Visit the Christchurch Showroom if you want to see the Caliza Porcelain Tiles slabs face to face.

Cladding Piece Size:
250mm x 125mm

Benefits of Ordesa Porcelain Cladding
A wide variety of designs
Textured design for a natural effect
Easy upkeeping
Why Choose Porcelain Cladding?
Durability and Longevity:

Porcelain cladding stands out for its exceptional durability, designed to endure harsh weather conditions, UV radiation, and moisture. Its inherent strength ensures it maintains both appearance and structural integrity over time, making it a cost-effective solution for building exteriors.

Low Maintenance:

A key advantage of porcelain cladding is its low maintenance. It resists stains, mould, and mildew, eliminating the need for sealing. Simple cleaning with water and mild soap keeps it looking fresh, offering a hassle-free option for homeowners and businesses alike.

Aesthetic Versatility:

Porcelain cladding comes in a wide array of colours, textures, and finishes, including highly realistic imitations of materials like stone, wood, and metal. This flexibility allows architects and designers to create visually stunning and distinctive facades, adaptable to any style.

Water Resistance:

Being non-porous, porcelain cladding doesn’t absorb water, making it perfect for areas with high humidity or heavy rainfall. This property helps prevent damage from freeze-thaw cycles, ensuring long-lasting performance.

Fire Resistance:

Porcelain is non-combustible, offering superior fire resistance. This makes it a safe choice for building exteriors, providing an extra layer of protection against fire spread.

Environmental Friendliness:

Made from natural raw materials and recyclable at the end of its lifecycle, porcelain cladding is an eco-friendly option. Its longevity and minimal maintenance needs also reduce its overall environmental impact.

Thermal Efficiency:

Porcelain cladding enhances a building's thermal efficiency by serving as an insulating layer, helping to regulate indoor temperatures and reduce energy consumption for heating and cooling.

Resistance to Fading:

Porcelain cladding is designed to retain its vibrant colours and patterns over time, as they are baked into the material at high temperatures. This ensures resistance to fading even with prolonged exposure to sunlight.

Scratch and Impact Resistance:

Porcelain's hardness makes it highly resistant to scratches and impacts, preserving its appearance even in high-traffic areas or environments subject to wear and tear.

Versatility in Application:

Porcelain cladding is versatile enough for use on exterior facades or interior feature walls. It is easy to install using a strong adhesive, making it suitable for a wide range of design projects.

By following basic maintenance practices, such as regular cleaning, porcelain cladding will continue to offer beauty and durability for years.

How to Maintain Porcelain Cladding
Routine Cleaning

Regular Dusting: Use a soft brush or microfiber cloth to gently remove dust and debris from the surface of the cladding.

Water and Mild Soap: For routine cleaning, mix warm water with a mild detergent. Gently scrub the surface with a soft brush or cloth, then rinse with clean water to remove any soapy residue.

Pressure Washing: Occasionally, you can use a pressure washer on a low setting. Ensure the pressure isn’t too high to prevent any potential damage to the cladding.

Stain Removal
Non-Abrasive Cleaners: For stains, use cleaners specifically designed for porcelain surfaces. Avoid abrasive substances that could scratch or dull the finish.

Vinegar Solution: For tougher stains, mix equal parts water and white vinegar. Apply the solution to the stain, let it sit, then scrub gently with a soft brush and rinse thoroughly.

Avoid Harsh Tools and Chemicals

No Abrasive Tools: Avoid using abrasive tools such as steel wool, scouring pads, or sandpaper that may damage the cladding.

No Strong Chemicals: Stay away from harsh chemicals, especially highly acidic or alkaline cleaners, which can degrade the porcelain finish.

Damage Inspection and Repair
Regular Inspections: Check the cladding periodically for cracks or chips. Addressing damage early can help avoid larger, more costly repairs later.

Repairing Cracks and Chips: Use a porcelain repair kit to quickly fix small cracks or chips, preventing moisture from penetrating and causing further damage.

Impact and Weather Protection

Minimize Impacts: Be mindful of impacts near the cladding. Avoid placing heavy objects against it to reduce the risk of damage.

Sealant Application: While porcelain cladding doesn’t typically require sealing, applying a high-quality porcelain sealant can provide extra protection, especially in areas prone to harsh weather conditions.

Weather Shielding: If possible, protect cladding from extreme conditions, such as intense sun or heavy rain, to preserve its appearance and longevity.

Mould and Mildew Prevention
Ensure Proper Drainage: Make sure there is adequate drainage around the cladding to avoid standing water, which can lead to mould and mildew buildup.

Immediate Cleaning: If mould or mildew appears, clean it promptly using a water and bleach solution, then rinse thoroughly.

Seasonal Maintenance

Winter Care: After winter, inspect the cladding for any damage caused by freezing conditions and address any issues quickly to prevent long-term damage.

By following these steps, you can keep your porcelain cladding looking great and performing well for many years.

Exceptional Durability and Safety

Sienna Porcelain Paving is crafted to endure:

Weather Resistance: Frost-proof and designed to withstand varying climates.

Non-Slip Surface: With an R11 skid resistance rating, it ensures safety in wet conditions, making it a reliable choice for poolside areas and family-friendly environments.

Low Maintenance: Its nearly polished surface resists staining and is easy to clean, offering long-term practicality.

Luxury Without Compromise

Sienna Porcelain combines high-end aesthetics with functional durability, providing a premium look that stands up to daily demands. Whether used for expansive patios or focal pathways, it delivers an elegant, safe, and lasting solution for any outdoor setting.

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How to Buy Sienna Paving:


Available in Sizes
900mm x 600mm x 20mm

600mm x 600mm x 20mm

Patio Packs: a mixture of sizes: 900 x 600, 600 x 600, 600 x 300, 300 x 300

Available to pick up from our depots in Ferndown, Bournemouth, and Dorchester & on display at our Christchurch Showroom.


Sienna Porcelain Paving for Your Garden:


Sienna Porcelain Paving is a premium choice for those who favor bold, elegant designs. With its deep grey tones and sleek finish, this paving creates a striking monotone aesthetic ideal for contemporary spaces.

Key Features and Benefits

Rich Aesthetic Appeal
The Sienna's colors are carefully mixed in to add depth and character, transforming ordinary spaces into stylish, modern environments. Its smooth, refined surface enhances visual interest, making it an excellent choice for both minimalistic and high-impact designs.

Versatility in Application

Indoor and Outdoor Use: Sienna seamlessly transitions between indoor and outdoor settings, perfect for unifying spaces such as patios, kitchens, and living rooms.

Creative Design Options: Beyond paving, use these slabs for feature walls or outdoor accents like backsplashes, achieving a cohesive, upscale look.

Ease of Installation
The precision manufacturing of Sienna Porcelain ensures consistent size and thickness, streamlining installation. Its user-friendly design allows for professional results, even in DIY projects.

Durability and Low Maintenance

Weather-Resistant: With excellent resistance to stains, scratches, and fading, these slabs maintain their vibrant appearance despite exposure to the elements.

Minimal Upkeep: Unlike natural stone, porcelain doesn’t require sealing or frequent maintenance. Regular cleaning with mild soap and water is sufficient.

Safety First
Despite its polished surface, Sienna Porcelain offers an R11 non-slip rating, ensuring safe use in wet or high-traffic areas such as poolside patios or outdoor dining spaces.

Why Choose SiennaPorcelain Paving?

Combining luxury with practicality, this paving solution is ideal for homeowners and designers seeking a timeless, durable, and low-maintenance material. Its bold tones and adaptability make it a standout option for creating elegant, cohesive spaces.

What is the Difference Between Porcelain and Sandstone?
When selecting paving materials for your outdoor spaces, Porcelain and Sandstone offer distinct qualities suited to different preferences and requirements.

Porcelain Paving

Porcelain is a manufactured material designed to replicate the aesthetic of natural stone while delivering superior durability and minimal maintenance. Its production involves vitrification, where pure clays and minerals like quartz are heated to temperatures exceeding 1200°C. This process results in:

Durability: Porcelain slabs are exceptionally strong, resisting scratches, stains, and wear over time.

Non-Porous Surface: Being waterproof and resistant to mold, moss, and frost makes Porcelain ideal for wet climates or areas around pools.

Minimal Maintenance: Unlike natural stone, Porcelain retains its texture and color without sealing, requiring only basic cleaning.

Safety: With an R11 skid rating, Porcelain provides excellent grip even in wet conditions, ensuring safety in high-traffic or family-friendly areas.

Modern Aesthetic: Its refined, sleek appearance works well in contemporary garden designs.

Sandstone Paving

Sandstone, a natural material sourced from quarries (primarily in India), exudes a traditional, rustic charm. Its distinctive riven texture and natural variations make it a popular choice for homeowners seeking a timeless appeal.

Eco-Friendly: Sandstone’s porous nature allows rainwater absorption, aiding in natural drainage and potentially reducing flood risk.

Natural Aging: Over time, Sandstone develops a weathered patina, appealing to those who enjoy a vintage or aged aesthetic.

Maintenance: Regular sealing is needed to preserve its colors and protect against weathering. Without sealing, its hues gradually fade to softer, lighter tones.

Traditional Look: Sandstone’s textured finish and natural variations add warmth and character to outdoor spaces.

Comparative Overview

Feature Porcelain Sandstone
Durability High—resists wear, weather, and stains Moderate—requires sealing and upkeep
Maintenance Low—easy to clean, no sealing needed High—regular sealing to maintain color
Water Absorption Non-porous—completely waterproof Porous—absorbs water, aids drainage
Aesthetic Sleek, modern, and consistent Natural, rustic, and textured
Environmental Impact Low water absorption limits eco benefits Supports rainwater absorption
Cost Generally higher upfront cost More affordable, but with ongoing upkeep
Choosing the Right Option
Your decision should align with your aesthetic goals, maintenance preferences, and environmental considerations:

Opt for Porcelain Paving for a modern, sleek look with minimal maintenance and long-term durability.
Choose Sandstone Paving for a traditional, natural vibe with environmental benefits and a rustic charm.
Both materials bring unique advantages, allowing you to tailor your choice to your lifestyle and outdoor needs.

What Do I Need to Lay Porcelain?

You'll also need a joining compound, such as EasyJoint to fill the gaps between your Porcelain Slabs. We'd also recommend adding Porcelain Primer to the back of the slabs to ensure it stays put for years!

How Many Square Meters Shall I Buy?

If you times the Width by the Length of your new patio, you'll get the Square Meterage needed. We'd always recommend adding 10% for wastage and cuts.

How Much Will Delivery Cost?

It depends on where you are!

Delivery is calculated once you go through to your basket.