Azpeitia clay window sill

101,75 €
101,75 €

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Azpeitia clay window sill

Sills and copings that keep water away from the facade

The Vetonek Azpeitia clay window sill protects window sills, wall tops and parapets, preventing water from running down the facade and staining it. Its traditional terracotta look suits both new builds and facade restoration.

✅ Benefits

  • Protects the facade: stops rainwater from running down the wall face.
  • One piece, two positions: the 28 x 14 cm format is supplied to be laid along the long side or the short side.
  • Square format: 20 x 20 x 1.4 cm piece for copings and parapets.
  • Lightweight: about 1.4 kg per piece, easy to handle on scaffolding.
  • Traditional finish: terracotta look, in red.

🏗️ Applications

  • Window sills.
  • Copings for walls and low walls.
  • Parapets of terraces and roofs.
  • Restoration of traditional facades.

📋 Technical data

  • Rectangular format: 28 x 14 x 1.2 cm, to be laid along the long side (28 x 14) or the short side (14 x 28).
  • Square format: 20 x 20 x 1.4 cm.
  • Weight: about 1.4 kg per piece.
  • Material: ceramic, red colour.

📦 Sales formats

  • Pack of 50 pcs (about 70 kg), in any of the formats.
  • Pallet of 710 pcs (about 994 kg).
  • Pallets of a maximum of 1,000 kg, delivered by truck.

🧰 Installation

  1. Clean the substrate and remove any loose material.
  2. Spread mortar with a fall towards the outside.
  3. Lay each piece with a slight overhang beyond the wall face so that water drips well away from the facade.
  4. Align the pieces with a string line or straightedge and keep the joints even.
  5. Point the joints and clean off mortar residue before it hardens.

💡 Vetonek tip: measure the linear metres of sill and coping before ordering: with the 28 cm piece laid along the long side you need about 3.6 pieces per metre, and along the short side about 7.1, not counting the joint.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the 28 x 14 and the 14 x 28 format?

It is the same 28 x 14 x 1.2 cm piece. It is supplied to be laid along the long side or the short side, depending on the width of the sill or wall.

How many pieces do I need per linear metre?

With the 28 cm piece laid along the long side you need about 3.6 per metre; along the short side, about 7.1; with the 20 x 20 cm piece, about 5. These figures do not include the joint.

What is the 20 x 20 square sill tile for?

For finishing walls, parapets and window sills with a terracotta look. It is 1.4 cm thick.

What is it laid with?

With mortar, sloping towards the outside and leaving a slight overhang beyond the wall face so that water drips away from the facade.

Is it suitable for outdoor use?

Yes, it is designed for outdoor use: window sills, wall tops and parapets exposed to rain.

How much does a pallet weigh?

The pallet of 710 pcs weighs about 994 kg. Each pack of 50 pcs weighs about 70 kg.

Can I buy less than a pallet?

Yes, it is sold in packs of 50 pcs in any of the formats.

How is it cut?

With an angle grinder or a disc cutter for ceramics, marking the cutting line first.