The rustic anti-slip cement for everyday outdoor spaces. Rieti is cement-effect porcelain stoneware by Vetonek in a classic 30x30 cm format with an R10 surface (class 2): the practical, unpretentious pavement that sorts out courtyards, porches, garages and terraces on a tight budget.
Three plain tones — White, Grey and Graphite — plus the multicolour Mix that hides absolutely everything.
Technical characteristics
Material: porcelain stoneware (BIa, ISO 13006) · matt · 7 mm thick
Anti-slip: R10 · class 2 · DIN 51097 A
Box: 13 pieces = 1.17 m² (18.1 kg) · Pallet: 64 boxes = 74.88 m²
Use: floors and walls, indoor and outdoor (frost resistant)
Where it fits
Courtyards and porches, garages and storerooms, outbuildings, laundry areas, rental terraces… wherever you need a hard, anti-slip, economical floor that stays trouble-free for decades.
Vetonek tip: the 30x30 format minimises cuts in irregular rooms. Add 10% for cuts and round up to boxes; the nearly 75 m² full pallet sorts out a large courtyard in one go.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which places is Rieti ideal for?
Patios, porches, garages, storage rooms, laundry areas and terraces: places that need a hard, R10 anti-slip, economical floor that lasts decades with no maintenance. It's not a designer floor: it's the practical floor that never fails.
What is the Mezcla tone?
A multicolor combination of greys and earth tones that hides dust, mud and stains better than any plain color. It's the favorite for garages and work areas.
How much does each box cover?
Each box contains 13 pieces of 30x30 cm = 1.17 m² (18.1 kg). The full pallet is 64 boxes = 74.88 m²: it solves a large patio in one go.
Is it really anti-slip?
Yes: R10 per DIN 51130, slip-resistance class 2 and class A barefoot (DIN 51097). Suitable for rain-wet exteriors and walkways with footwear.
Can it take a car driving over it?
Laid on a firm slab with double buttering and a proper joint, porcelain handles domestic garage use without problems. The key is in the installation, not the piece.
How much material should I order?
Add 10% to your m² for cuts and round up to full boxes. For large surfaces, the 75 m² pallet is the most economical purchase per meter.
