Outdoor pool deck, Anguilla (Caribbean) · 305 mm interlocking PVC drainage tiles · dimensions in inches, metric alongside
FOR QUOTATION · 305 mm MODULENo beveled strip ever meets a cut edge, and no tile inside the field is cut.
Two notes on the strips.
1 — The 51⅞″ and 173⅜″ strips are cut lengthwise from 50 mm to 42 mm. The clear span between those two edges is 2524 mm, which is exactly 8 whole tiles (2440 mm) plus 84 mm. Removing 8 mm from each strip is what lets both of those edges be beveled against whole tiles, with the strips hard on the deck edge. The 99⅜″ strip stays full 50 mm width.
2 — 99⅜″ and 180½″ are cut edges, not beveled ones, and both for the same reason: the grid can only land on so many edges at once.
• 99⅜″ vs 190¼″. Both face left and their tiles run east off the same column grid, so the gap must be a whole number of 305 mm modules. It is 4404 mm = 14.44 modules — 134 mm short, and cutting the strips only shifts that by ±50 mm. One of the two is beveled; here it is 190¼″.
• 180½″. The rows are already fixed by the 51⅞″/173⅜″ pair. From the entry to the south edge is 7353 mm = 24.0 modules plus 33 mm — 33 mm is not enough for a strip at both ends, so the south edge is cut flush. It would need roughly 33 mm more deck length to take a beveled strip as well.
| Overall | Imperial | Metric |
|---|---|---|
| Overall envelope | 353⅞″ × 289½″ | 8.99 m × 7.35 m |
| Main deck | 242″ × 180½″ | 6.15 m × 4.58 m |
| Corridor width | 51⅞″ | 1.32 m |
| Total deck surface | 382.8 ft² | 35.6 m² |
All cuts are at the deck boundary. Cut the edge that faces the wall or the open side — never an edge that receives a strip, and never a tile inside the field.