Daltile Union Square Heirloom Rose 2 in. x 8 in. Ceramic Paver Floor and Wall Tile (6.25 sq. ft. / case)

Showcasing a weathered paver design that supports vertical installation, this Daltile Union Square 2 in. x 8 in. Heirloom Rose Ceramic Paver Floor and Wall Tile makes it easy to bedeck your entrance floor or wall, kitchen countertop or backsplash, sidewalk, driveway or patio with appealing style. Resilient for indoor and outdoor venues, the tile boasts a P.E.I. Rating IV abrasion-resistant design and frost-resistant, vitreous surface to stand up to the perils of traffic and Mother Nature's elements. You can buy this product in our internet market. We will be glad if you make the right choice.

• 6.25 square feet per case, 50 pieces per case. Case weight equals 25 lb
• Grade 1, first-quality ceramic tile for floor, wall, and countertop use
• 2 in. length x 8 in. width x 1/2 in. thick
• Glazed textured finish with a low sheen and a slight variation in tone
• P.E.I. Rating IV has high resistance to abrasion and is suitable for heavy-duty residential and commercial floor installations such as entrances, commercial kitchens, hotels, exhibition and sales rooms with some dirt conditions
• Vitreous flooring has water absorption of more than 0.5% but less than 3% for indoor use and some outdoor applications and is frost resistant (when proper installation methods are followed)
• C.O.F. greater than .60 to .79 is required for commercial applications to meet or exceed ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) Guidelines. Skid Resistant. Indoor and outdoor use
• Frost resistant for indoor and outdoor applications (when proper installation methods are followed)
• This item has a slight variation in tone, glazed smooth surface with a low gloss
• For this product, you can get a guarantee. To do this, after the purchase you need to contact us. It's fast and easy.
• It is very bright, colorful and beautifully
• Your design can affect the amount of fine detail, it is better to buy a 5-10 percent more goods that would eliminate the shortage of materials