Strobus by ImolaCeramica
- Available at: Ceramic Tiles of Italy
- Colors: sand
- Dimensions: H 19.7" x W 39.5" H 9.8" x W 39.5" H 5" x W 19.7"
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Strobus combines the warm look of wood with the technical advantages of a 5mm thick porcelain tile. The new slim size makes it lighter and more cost effective to ship. Plus, the tiles can be installed over existing hard surfaces. The glazed porcelain tiles come in a variety of sizes including 50x100cm, 25x100cm and 12.5x50cm. Pictured: Color Sand.
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