Tundra Grey Honed Marble Indoor Floor and Wall Tile

Description

Marble is a beautiful and durable decorative material that is very popular because of its pliability and varied colouration. This natural stone is formed as a result of a process in the Earth’s crust, when the structure of limestone is changed due to certain physical and chemical conditions. This wonderful process is what causes the unique combination of natural swirls and colours that is visible in several types of marble.

Those seeking quality marble tile, to brighten their living areas, kitchens or bathrooms, will be delighted by our product selection at Design Tiles.

These tiles are ideal for living areas, kitchens, and bathrooms, since they are easy to keep clean and are perfect for high traffic areas. Also, since they are water resistant, it is the perfect tile to use in areas where water is present on a regular basis – such as the kitchen and bathroom. They are also bacteria resistant, which is a great advantage for kitchen applications.

The colour of natural marble may be snow white and milky, adding a modern touch to your home’s interior, or you may also find it in grey and green hues, with variegated patterns and fancy inclusions, covering almost the entire colour range.

Maintenance
We strongly recommend sealing all natural stone products with aqua seal gold

Code
78000

Tile Thickness
12mm

Finish
Honed

Usage
Interior Floors and Walls
Wet Areas, Main Floors
Kitchens + Living + Dining

Additional information

Of course! Our team are ready to assist you in your sample selections. Please note that there will be extra freight cost’s involved due to weight of the tile. Please call us on (02) 9567 8971 or email sales@designtiles.com.au

Please refer to the Mapei grout calculator here Tile grouts calculator | Mapei

Design Tiles always recommends ordering an additional 10-15% on top of your order to allow for wastage. For larger format tiles like 600x1200mm, 750x1500mm, 900x1800mm or larger please allow for 20% extra waste. Some rooms will require more cuts which generally means more wastage. Always confirm your quantities with your builder or tiler before proceeding with your order. Also, if you are purchasing tiles that are discontinued or on clearance its always worth buying extra as that tile, or batch of tiles may no longer be available from the manufacturer if you need to cover wastage.