Blend Salice Hotmelt Mosaic Tile
by Tile Space
Auckland
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Exclusive, handmade, Italian aventurine glass square mosaics from Bisazza, the Blend Salice Hotmelt Mosaic Tile is a random blend of teal and navy tones with copper accents, in a subtle textured polished finish. Suitable but not limited to pools.
Product Details
- Product
- Blend Salice Hotmelt Mosaic Tile
- Category
- Mosaic Tiles
- Sold by
- Tile Space
- Range
- Bisazza
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Exclusive, handmade, Italian aventurine glass square mosaics from Bisazza, the Blend Salice Hotmelt Mosaic Tile is a random blend of teal and navy tones with copper accents, in a subtle textured polished finish.
Suitable but not limited to pools.
- Specs
- Nominal Size: 322x322
- Faces: N/A
- Grade: 3
- Shade Variation: v4
- Origin: Italy
- Priced Per: m2
- Suggested Grout Color: Not Available
- Price Guide: $231 to $236 per m2
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Frequently asked questions about
Blend Salice Hotmelt Mosaic Tile
The Blend Salice Hotmelt Mosaic Tile is supplied by Tile Space. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Tile Space lists on ArchiPro.
Tile Space does not publish a price for the Blend Salice Hotmelt Mosaic Tile on ArchiPro. for pricing, or visit their website.
Yes. It is part of the Bisazza range from Tile Space, where you can see every product in the range together.
Yes. It has been specified in projects on ArchiPro, including St Johns Renovation by Auckland Inground Pools. See how it was used in a finished space.
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