WildThing
2016-02-22 08:43:46
- #1
Hello Axmann,
thank you for your hint. However, you are contradicting all the experts we have spoken to so far. The 2 cm ceramic tiles with the dimensions 60x60 are definitely heavy enough to stay in place on their own. The drainage mat has also already been recommended to us as necessary under the gravel...
Hmm... So split the area height-wise into two? I think that could look good, but I don’t like it for my case. We would like a continuous surface because we want to divide the area flexibly into a "dining zone" and a "relaxation zone." And for example, use the entire terrace as seating for a larger party.
thank you for your hint. However, you are contradicting all the experts we have spoken to so far. The 2 cm ceramic tiles with the dimensions 60x60 are definitely heavy enough to stay in place on their own. The drainage mat has also already been recommended to us as necessary under the gravel...
Hmm... So split the area height-wise into two? I think that could look good, but I don’t like it for my case. We would like a continuous surface because we want to divide the area flexibly into a "dining zone" and a "relaxation zone." And for example, use the entire terrace as seating for a larger party.