Daltile Urban Metals Stainless 2 in. x 12 in. Composite Spiral Border Trim Floor and Wall Tile

This Urban Metals Stainless 2 in. x 12 in. Metal Spiral Border Trim Floor and Wall Tile features a spiral pattern for a subtle decorative appeal to add interest to tile floor or wall layouts in residential applications like kitchen backsplashes, entertainment areas like wet bars or bedrooms. The cool, raw quality of metal is a perfect complement to natural materials like stone or granite and the low-gloss sheen adds a stylish touch to the matte appearance of cut stone. With such a length as the trim has, you can create a border or accent for whole rooms or short wall sections to suit your design. These tiles are made with a patented material that integrates premium metal with ceramics and special polymers. All tiles are individually cast and polished. Surface variations are inherent to the process and add to the natural beauty of the product. You can buy this product in our internet market. We will be glad if you make the right choice.

• 0.163 square feet per piece, each piece sold individually. Each piece weighs 0.35 lb
• Grade 1, first-quality metal tile for floors, walls and backsplashes
• 2 in. length x 12 in. width x 5/16 in. thick
• Unglazed textured finish with a low sheen and a uniform appearance in tone
• P.E.I. Rating I is suitable for light-duty residential floors, bathrooms and bedrooms without direct access from outside; no scratching dirt can be present
• Be careful. A non vitreous flooring has water absorption of more than 5% for indoor use.
• C.O.F. greater than .50 is recommended for standard residential applications and is marginally skid resistant. Indoor use
• This product is not frost-resistant, please be careful
• 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