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Emser Uptown 10-Pack Sugar Hill Porcelain Border Tile (12-in x 12-in) Oil Rubbed Bronze Fan Try it in a classic per panel

USD181.69

USD231.69

SKU 83970595689 · ★ 4.4

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Emser Uptown 10 Pack Sugar Hill Porcelain Border Tile (12 in x 12 in) Oil Rubbed Bronze Fan Try it in a classic per panel Try it in a classic subway pattern with bright white grout for crisp definition Instructions Glass Style Frosted Glass Barn Door Pattern With Lite Material Composite Number of Lites 4 Lite Track Length (in 69 PEI Rating 4 heavy traffic Breaking Strength in Pounds Greater than 750 Frost Resistant Yes Package Quantity 10 Water Absorption Impervious Shade Variation V3 (moderate variation) Manufacturer Color Finish Sugar Hill Warranty 1 year limited Sold As Box only For Use with Bathroom Floors Yes For Use with Pools Yes For Use with Shower Floors Yes For Use with Shower Walls Yes Tile Color Finish Family Ivory Use Location Outdoor For Use with Fireplace Exteriors Yes Sealant Required No For Use with Patios Yes CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) No For Use with Kitchen Backsplashes Yes For Use with Garage Walls Yes For Use with Kitchen Counters Yes Wood Look No UNSPSC 30161500 Dynamic Coefficient of Friction (DCOF) Greater than 42 For Use with Garage Floors No For Use with Bathroom Walls Yes Tile Type Floor and wall tile

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