Merola Tile Crown Heights 3 in. x 6 in. Ceramic Matte White Wall Tile (6.03 sq. ft. / Case) EVA Foam Mats A: Each piece is 12 per panel

Name: Merola Tile Crown Heights 3 in. x 6 in. Ceramic Matte White Wall Tile (6.03 sq. ft. / Case) EVA Foam Mats A: Each piece is 12 per panel
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 30867651482
Price: 46.44 USD
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Merola Tile Crown Heights 3 in. x 6 in. Ceramic Matte White Wall Tile (6.03 sq. ft. / Case) EVA Foam Mats A: Each piece is 12 per panel

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Merola Tile Crown Heights 3 in. x 6 in. Ceramic Matte White Wall Tile (6.03 sq. ft. Case) EVA Foam Mats A: Each piece is 12 per panel A: Each piece is 12 in and durable everyday performance for horizontal or vertical applications contemporary look with low sheen Surface Texture Slight Texture Glazed Yes Country of Origin Spain Commercial Residential Residential Only Outdoor Use No Pool Use No DCOF 0 (wall use only) PEI Rating 0 (not rated for floors) Mohs Hardness 6 Individual Tile Weight 0

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