Porcelanosa tiles - 8m2 natural grey ceramic, stunning

By smartiemax
March 5, 2019 in For Sale & Items Offered

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smartiemax

Posted March 5, 2019

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Posted March 5, 2019

I have some leftover tiles from Porcelanosa (from the Madagascar natural grey ceramic range) from my bathroom refurb - each tile is 33cm x 1m and I have 24 tiles in total. They will cover approx. 8m2.

The tiles are stunning and 1m2 normally costs ?70 per sq metre. I am asking for ?280. Perfect for a smaller job for kitchen, utility or bathroom area and save you the full cost (RRP) and delivery charges etc.

Here is the link to the Porcelanosa website: https://www.porcelanosa.com/shop/uk/inspiration-gallery/madagascar-natural-earth-tone-bathroom-ideas#gref (it's the flat tile marked as "1"). Attached are some pics from my bathroom so you can see how they look in situ.

Any questions please let me know. I'm based in SE23 near the Horniman Museum.

Thanks

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