»For floors and walls« by Replicata: Stoneware tiles, floorboards and parquet flooring, parquet blocks, parquet sheets in aged Euopean oak, Art Nouveau wall tiles, Art Nouveau tiles with crackle glaze, decorative tilesnels, wall tiles, Witjes, Delft tiles, hard sandstone slabs from the Weser Hills, slate flooring from Fredeburg Reproduction

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Cement floor tiles, exclusively from Replicata

These special tiles are only available from us

Cement tiles with various patterns and smooth or contoured surface

Single- and multi-colored cement tiles with smooth surface, various colors and ornaments

Unglazed, square, hexagonal or actagonal stoneware tiles

Various multi-coloured patterns following historic originals

Square, hexagonal or actagonal stoneware tiles with smooth or contoured surface

Traditionally produced stoneware tiles with various patterns following historic examples

Traditional European natural stone slabs and cobblestones

Terrazzo flooring hand made in the classical method, to historic patterns

Newly made from perfectly aged European oak

Single coloured with crackle finish, multi-coloured decorative tiles, borders, skirting tiles and complete wall panels

Traditional tile sizes coming with pedestal tiles, corner tiles, ornamental borders and skirting tiles

Traditional tile sizes coming with pedestal tiles and corner tiles

So-called "Delft wall tiles" or "Witjes"

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