Porcelain Tile That Looks Like Slate

We offer porcelain tile that looks like travertine marble limestone sandstone and many more types of stone.

Porcelain tile that looks like slate.

Slate look porcelain stoneware is a ceramic tile inspired by the single colour of slate stone. The large sizes 120 240 120 120 and 60 120 and the version out2 0 60 60 make wide ideally suited for covering large heavy duty areas and for showrooms and reception areas while the smaller sizes 60 60 and 30 60 are also perfect in the home. Its use isn t limited to kitchens and bathrooms either. And now that same striking look of real slate is replicated in porcelain tile.

Slate is one of the most iconic natural stonesused in the united states. It is often used to create gorgeous outdoor living spaces wandering paths warm kitchens and inviting foyers. The intriguing colors and cleft surface of continental slate porcelain tile are a near perfect recreation of natural slate. Its inspired tones have a high degree of shade variation so they complement practically any decor.

Slate look porcelain tile and stone look tile is a great choice for entryways laundry rooms and even basements. Slate look porcelain tile this product has a contemporary feel. The gentle surface texture makes it feel as well as look like real stone. The three colors of this colored body glazed porcelain are lively and have incredible depth and variation.

Slate look view all glass and metal hardscapes ledger limestone natural stone outdoor tile porcelain slate quartzite sandstone featured alphabetically. For the customer looking for a slate alternative focus will be a great option. Stone look tile is the most popular style of tile manufactured. It is often said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.

This semi hard rock is distinguished by flaws and by a dark grey hue and has been utilised in the construction industry and in architecture for centuries. If you aren t finding the perfect product in the results for your current search for slate look porcelain tile you can try searching again or using the department navigation on the top of the page.