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Del Conca Porcelain Pavers in NJ

Italian porcelain pavers and pool coping. Installed in NJ by Seasonal World.

Twelve outdoor 2 Paver collections — wood-look, stone-look, marble-look surfaces with no sealing required. Field tile + matching modern-edge pool coping across the line.

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Outdoor Collections

Made in
Italy

Porcelain Manufacturer

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Sealing

Low-Porosity Porcelain

Freeze-
Thaw

ASTM Rated

Italian Porcelain. NJ Patios.

Del Conca makes porcelain tile and outdoor pavers in Italy. Their US arm distributes from Tennessee. We carry the Outdoor 2 Paver collections — Roma, Chamonix, Elements, Essential, Nature, Travstone, and seven more.

What porcelain does that concrete can't: photorealistic surfaces (a wood-look paver actually looks like wood, not concrete-trying-to-look-like-wood), low porosity (no sealing, easier to clean spills off), and tighter color consistency from box to box. The structural 2 Paver thickness handles outdoor loads — patios, pool decks, walkways.

We install it the same way we install Rinox concrete: proper compacted base first, the rest follows. Manufacturer warranty covers the product; our install warranty covers the work.

Porcelain Pool Coping

Del Conca's Roma 2 Paver line ships pool coping with a modern edge — 12×24 and 24×48 — in three colors. It pairs with the same Roma field tile so the deck reads as one piece around the pool. If you want concrete coping instead, that's our Rinox PROMA XL Coping — different material, same job. Talk to the showroom and we'll lay both side-by-side.

Del Conca Roma 2 Paver pool coping in Almond — modern-edge porcelain

Roma 2 Paver — Almond

Warm beige porcelain coping. Modern-edge profile. Available 12×24 and 24×48.

Warm · Travertine-look · Pool coping
Del Conca Roma 2 Paver pool coping in Nut — modern-edge porcelain in deeper warm tone

Roma 2 Paver — Nut

Deeper warm-neutral porcelain. The middle option in the Roma palette — warm without leaning beige.

Warm-neutral · Travertine-look · Pool coping
Del Conca Roma 2 Paver pool coping in White — bright porcelain modern-edge

Roma 2 Paver — White

Bright porcelain coping. Cleanest contrast against pool water; reads modern and crisp.

Bright · Modern · Pool coping

Eight other 2 Paver collections also ship matching modern-edge pool coping — Chamonix, Elements, Essential, Gotham, Nature, New England, Quartzite, Travstone. See all collections →

Outdoor Pavers

Six featured collections from the outdoor 2 Paver lineup. Each line is structural-thickness porcelain — built for patios, walkways, pool surrounds. All ship matching modern-edge pool coping if you want to extend the look around the pool.

Del Conca Roma 2 Paver in Almond — travertine-look porcelain field tile

Roma 2 Paver

Travertine look — warm, traditional. The cross-product anchor (Almond, Nut, White) and the only collection with both 12×24 and 24×48 modern-edge pool coping.

Travertine-look · Warm palette · Pool coping
Del Conca Chamonix 2 Paver in Beige — modern stone-look porcelain field tile

Chamonix 2 Paver

Modern stone look — clean, contemporary, neutral palette. The most modern-leaning of the outdoor lineup.

Modern · Stone-look · Neutral
Del Conca Elements 2 Paver in White — concrete-look porcelain pool coping

Elements 2 Paver

Concrete look — minimal, urban, cool palette. Reads as smooth poured concrete without the sealing or staining of actual concrete.

Modern · Concrete-look · Cool palette
Del Conca Essential 2 Paver in Gray — limestone-look porcelain field tile

Essential 2 Paver

Limestone look — soft, neutral, broad palette. The versatile middle option that pairs with most house styles.

Transitional · Limestone-look · Broad palette
Del Conca Nature 2 Paver in Taj Mahal — natural-stone-look porcelain field tile

Nature 2 Paver

Natural stone look — organic patterns, varied palette including Taj Mahal and Belvedere. Most "this looks like real stone" of the lineup.

Natural · Stone-look · Varied palette
Del Conca Travstone 2 Paver in Beige — alternative travertine-look porcelain

Travstone 2 Paver

Travertine look, warmer than Roma. The alternative travertine option — honey and cream tones for traditional homes.

Traditional · Travertine-look · Warm palette

Plus six more outdoor collections: Arbor 2 Paver, Gotham 2 Paver, Monteverde 2 Paver, New England 2 Paver, Quartzite 2 Paver, West 57th 2 Paver. Ask about the full catalog →

Porcelain or Concrete?

We carry both. Here's an honest comparison — pick the material that fits the project, then pick the look.

What Porcelain Does Better

  • ·Photorealistic surfaces — wood-look that actually looks like wood
  • ·Low porosity — no sealing required, stains lift easier
  • ·Tighter box-to-box color consistency
  • ·Made in Italy with strong industry standards

What Concrete Does Better

  • ·Texture variation that reads natural, not photorealistic
  • ·Pigmented through-body — chips don't show base color
  • ·Often easier to source repair pieces 5+ years later
  • ·Rinox PROMA XL Coping is engineered to fit our Azoria fiberglass pools

When to Pick Which

  • ·Porcelain (Del Conca): wood-look or marble-look design goals; low-maintenance priority; modern aesthetic; no sealing
  • ·Concrete (Rinox): integrated pool/deck system from day one; natural-stone or hand-laid feel; warmth across years
  • ·Most yards don't choose just one — coping in one material, field in another is a common pairing
Help me decide

Del Conca FAQ

For general hardscape questions, see the Hardscape FAQ.

How does porcelain compare to concrete pavers (like Rinox)?
Different materials, different strengths. Porcelain (Del Conca) has photorealistic surfaces and doesn't need sealing. Concrete (Rinox) takes color through-body, has natural texture, and integrates with our Azoria fiberglass pools. Most projects don't have to pick just one — see the comparison above.
Do porcelain pavers crack in NJ winters?
No, when installed correctly. Del Conca's outdoor 2 Paver line is rated for freeze-thaw cycles to ASTM standards. Same as concrete: what fails is the base, not the pavers. Get the base right and the system handles NJ winters.
Are porcelain pavers slippery when wet?
Outdoor 2 Paver collections are textured for outdoor traffic and tested for slip resistance (DCOF rating). They're not as grippy as a heavy textured concrete paver, but they're rated for pool decks and patios. We can show you side-by-side at the showroom.
Can I install porcelain pavers over an existing concrete patio?
Possible, but it's the same situation as concrete pavers — usually not the right call. If the existing slab is cracked or settling, the pavers above will tell on it. We almost always recommend tearing out and starting with a proper compacted gravel base.
How long does a Del Conca install take?
Same as concrete pavers in our crew's hands. A 400–500 sq ft patio with simple geometry: 3–5 working days. A pool deck with coping integration: 5–10 days. Walls and steps add to it.

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