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EDILGRES I CALCHI
'Calco Cemento Nt/Sq
 
 
EDILGRES | I CALCHI
Calco Cemento Nt/Sq
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To create the “I Calchi” collection, Edilgres created and reproduced formworks in different types of wood, using them as containment tanks for cement and mud casting. These elements were reproduced on tiles and strips of porcelain: wooden formworks with a vintage effect and casts with a contemporary and minimal style.
MATERIAL
Glazed Porcelain Tile
APPLICATION
Floor
Wall
Slip Rating
R10
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
Italy
VARIATION
Shade and Veins Variation (V3)
CATEGORY
Tiles
AVAILABLE DIMENSIONS
(L)300 × (W)100 mm
FINISH
Matt
Slip Rating
R10
FINISH
Matt
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