Underground Wall Tiles Grey

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Great savings free delivery collection on many items. Order a full size sample. Over this period we have supplied many bespoke tile designs shapes and glaze effects to meet english heritage requirements and the needs of lul. For pricing and availability.

Inspired by the look of the london underground the classic styling of these tiles is given a contemporary twist with a gloss finish and high quality bevelled edges. Wall tile is a natural stone travertine with a blend of contemporary silver and gray tones. For pricing and availability. Satori storm polished 12 in x 12 in polished natural stone marble brick marble look wall tile.

Order a free cut sample. The tile features random strips of stacked stone glued together for ease of installation. The words metro tile and london underground tile are sometimes used interchangeably. For pricing and availability.

Avoid reordering add. Underground tiles h e smith have supplied wall tiles to london underground since the mid 80s. The h e smith underground tiles range. X 6 35mm mist ceramic herringbone mosaic floor and wall tile 0 67 sq.

Ideal for use in kitchens and bathrooms the white tiles can be creatively mixed to add distinction to almost any space. Metro light grey underground tiles 20x10cm. Metro underground bevelled light grey gloss wall tiles metro underground bevelled light grey gloss wall tiles size 200x100x6 5mm 1023 sqm in stock. 13 00 per m rrp 74 50 per m save 61.

Our biggest seller the metro white tile is both versatile and stylish. Each piece has an s shaped end that helps interlock the pieces and enhance the random look. Wall gray tile. Gray tile.

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Underground ash grey 10cm x 20cm wall tile. Style selections natural timber whitewash 6 in x 36 in glazed porcelain wood look floor and wall tile. Metro tiles originally got their name from the distinctive ceramic tiles which were used on the walls of both the london underground and the many new york city subway stations built around the turn of 20th century.