octagonal wall tile - series AMARCORD - 20 x 20 - beige matt
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Description
- 200 x 200 x 10 mm
glazed
packaging unit: 25 pieces / 0.96 sqm
25 pieces are required for one square metre. inlays required
General product information
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These tiles are produced in Italy, the classic country of tile production.
This AMARCORD tile series is also classic in shape and format. The tiles have a particularly classic look thanks to their matt glaze, which gives the tiles and therefore your bathroom or kitchen an almost elegant expressiveness
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Specific product information
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Minimum order quantities
The rectangular, square and octagonal base tiles can be ordered in the following packaging units- Rectangular tiles - 10 x 20 cm - PU 50 pcs = 1 sqm
- Square tiles - 20 x 20 cm - PU 25 pcs = 1 sqm
- Octagonal tiles - 20 x 20 cm - PU 25 pcs = 0.96 sqm
Decorative tiles, borders and skirting tiles can be ordered individually per piece.
Colours and availability
The tiles in the AMARCORD series are available in 5 colours, which can be freely combined with each other. Please note that the octagonal tiles and square tiles are only available in the two basic colours white (Bianco) and beige.
Mounting and care
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Cleaning and care
Glazed tiles, including matt-glazed tiles, can be easily cleaned with a sponge or soft cloth using neutral all-purpose cleaners (e.g. FILACleaner or MAPEI Keranet). To avoid damaging the glaze, please do not use steel sponges and do not use acidic cleaning agents Laying
When laying the tiles, we recommend using an elastic adhesive of class C2T in accordance with EN12004. The joints should be at least 2 mm wide. Use a high-quality ready-mixed mortar for grouting. We recommend choosing a grout colour that is as neutral as possible.For more detailed information on adhesive and grout, please refer to the respective manufacturer's instructions. As tiles from different manufacturing processes (dry pressing, wet pressing and extrusion) are usually laid in a bond during installation, we recommend having the installation carried out by qualified specialists in order to professionally compensate for the typical differences in calibre of non-industrial tile production during installation.
