For sale ?10 Box of Sage Metro Wall Tiles 1 m2

By andy81
May 28, 2016 in For Sale & Items Offered

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andy81

Posted May 28, 2016

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Posted May 28, 2016

New and unused. ?10

Collection from SE23 Honor Oak

Originally purchased from Topps Tiles. Here is their spiel:

Inspired by the London Underground, this versatile ceramic tile is perfect for creating a traditional look with a modern twist.

With its classic design, this sage green glossy tile is ideal for adding a splash of colour to your home.

Metro Sage works well both alone and alongside other tiles from our Metro range as a d?cor tile.

Ideal for both kitchens and bathrooms, Metro Sage has a high quality bevelled edge and is versatile enough for you to get as creative as you want.

Metro Sage Tile is a Green Wall tile with a Gloss finish. This Ceramic tile is suitable for creating a beautiful look in any Bathroom or Kitchen on Walls. Metro Sage Tile measures 20cm x 10cm and is priced at ?32.50 per box of 50.

Suitable Surface: Wall

Suitable Rooms: Kitchen, Bathroom

Material: Ceramic

Finish: Gloss

Suitable For: Indoor

Colour: Green

Size: 20.00cm x 10.00cm

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