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ARTWORK
'Acciaio Rett
 
 
ARTWORK
Acciaio Rett
COLOURS & STYLES
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THE STORY
The strength of matter and the beauty of stone are the inspiration for this collection. Artwork merges the colours and magic of nature with technology, or the perfect combination.
MATERIAL
Glazed Porcelain Tile
APPLICATION
Floor
Wall
Slip Rating
R10
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
Italy
VARIATION
Shade and Veins Variation (V3)
AVAILABLE DIMENSIONS
(L)900 × (W)450 mm
FINISH
Matt
Slip Rating
R10
FINISH
Matt
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