V&A Olive Brick 152x76mm Ceramic Wall Tile

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This V&A Olive Brick Tile is a stylish piece for up to the minute interiors. With V&A you can add a touch of classic design with this fine range of handcrafted ceramic tiles which has been influenced and inspired by the extensive collection of tiles in The Victorian and Albert Museum.

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Our Price: £55.97m² ex VAT

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Use: Wall
Tile Use Suitability
Material: Ceramic
Colour: Olive
Group: V&A
Size: 76mm x 152mm
Thickness: 8mm
Size Group: S
Qty per Box: 88 Tiles
Box Area Price: £53.88 m² ex VAT
Box Area: 1.06m²
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Price Per Box: £56.90 ex VAT
£66.86 inc VAT
Cost Per Tile: £0.65 ex VAT
£0.76 inc VAT
Sample Size: 76mm x 152mm
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Price per Box: £56.90 ex VAT; £ 66.86 inc VAT (calc2)

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V and A Decorative tiles are stylish and elegant - adding a taste of the late 1800s
Ceramic Tile - easy to clean, long lasting and durable
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Shiny gloss finish increases hygiene and makes cleaning easier

V&A Olive Brick Tile

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