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Durable and identity-rich, Escofet paving is designed to offer resistance and comfort for pedestrians on footways, public squares, or commercial areas.
- Urban Paving | Diagonal
A square paver that generates a plane tree leaf motif when laid.
- Urban Paving | Exa | 25 Double Panel
3 styles of Exa in 2 size formats provide an opportunity to create interesting and varied geometric patterns.
- Urban Paving | Exa | 25 Single Panel
3 styles of Exa in 2 size formats provide an opportunity to create interesting and varied geometric patterns.
- Urban Paving | Exa | 25 Triple Panel
3 styles of Exa in 2 size formats provide an opportunity to create interesting and varied geometric patterns.
- Urban Paving | Exa | 51 Double Panel
3 styles of Exa in 2 size formats provide an opportunity to create interesting and varied geometric patterns.
- Urban Paving | Exa | 51 Single Panel
3 styles of Exa in 2 size formats provide an opportunity to create interesting and varied geometric patterns.
- Urban Paving | Exa | 51 Triple Panel
3 styles of Exa in 2 size formats provide an opportunity to create interesting and varied geometric patterns.
- Urban Paving | Gaudi
Created from an original relief of a mosaic tile produced by Antonio Gaudi in 1904.
- Urban Paving | Moderna
Three floral motifs anchored in the vertices of the hexagon. Its placement enables composition of homogeneous or random patterns.
- Urban Paving | Poblenou | 25
The Poblenou design reinterprets the proposal based on the original paving of Antoni Gaudí, while also proposing a combinable single model in a hexagonal format.
- Urban Paving | TerrazzoHex
Inspired by the original Venetian Terrazzo of the 15th century, developed to make use of leftover marble pieces.
- Urban Paving | Trebol | 25
Connecting three tiles through the central vein creates a clover (trèbol, in Spanish), and this pattern can be repeated to cover an area with a botanical-inspired design.
- Urban Paving | Trebol | 51
Connecting three tiles through the central vein creates a clover (trèbol, in Spanish), and this pattern can be repeated to cover an area with a botanical-inspired design.
- Urban Paving | Poblenou | 51
The Poblenou design reinterprets the proposal based on the original paving of Antoni Gaudí, while also proposing a combinable single model in a hexagonal format.
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Specification & technical data aligns with our most recent testing, but is indicative and should be treated as such. Some images are computer renders, and all are for illustrative purposes only, exact colours may vary.
