Crema Marble Mosaic 305x305mm Wall & Floor Tile

Sophisticated Naturals
Crema Marble

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This Crema Marble mosaic is a luxurious and elegant tile when used alone. It is also creates fantastic combintaion when used with the stunning crema marble large format plain tile. This combination will add a touch of elegance to any room.

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RRP: £80.46m² ex VAT
Our Price: £67.97m² ex VAT

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Use: Wall & Floor
Material: Marble
Colour: Crema
Group: Sophisticated Naturals
Size: 305mm x 305mm
Thickness: 10mm
Size Group: M
Qty per Box: 10 Mosaics
Box Area Price: £67.99 m² ex VAT
Box Area: 0.93m²
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Price Per Box: £63.23 ex VAT
£74.30 inc VAT
Cost Per Mosaic: £6.32 ex VAT
£7.43 inc VAT
Sample Size: 100mm x 100mm
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Marble tiles are a great natural material to enhance the value of any bathroom or kitchen
Marble is luxourious, long lasting and durable
A degree of colour or shade variation is an inherent part of these products. Please ensure that a satisfactory effect can be reached prior to installing the products as claims relating solely to colour variation or shading will not be accepted after fitting.
Easy to install on interior walls or floors
This natural material allows a finish that says luxury and elegance

Crema Marble Mosaic Tile

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Submitted by Paul Kultschar 12:31 Thu 26th March 2009 Reply (1)

Hi, I have a quick question about installing mosiac tiles. I presume they have a web backing? Does each small square need to be installed seperately or do you paste the whole tile on the wall with each square intact wth the backing? Regards Paul

Hi Paul, yes they come with a web backing, and you just apply the mosaic as one whole piece. I hope this helps. Happy Building!
Submitted by 11:03 Wed 10th June 2009