Floor tile "Cliff Stone"
It has a unique natural color variation typical of ceramics! A product with a highly slip-resistant rough grip.
"Cliff Stone" is a tile that beautifully reproduces the shadows and textures of rocky surfaces. It is a rough grip tile with high slip resistance. It features a natural color variation typical of ceramics and is recommended for irregular and random laying. Additionally, several patterns mimicking natural stone are mixed in. 【Features】 ■ A tile that beautifully reproduces the shadows and textures of rocky surfaces ■ Several patterns mimicking natural stone are mixed ■ Standard size processing ■ High slip resistance ■ Natural color variation typical of ceramics *For product details, please refer to the catalog (split version of the comprehensive catalog) available for download as a PDF. For inquiries about delivery times or sample requests, please feel free to contact us.
basic information
【Lineup (Excerpt)】 ■White ・CLF-60-0 ・CLF-36-0 ■Ivory ・CLF-60-1 ・CLF-36-1 ■Gray ・CLF-60-2 ・CLF-36-2 ■Charcoal ・CLF-60-3 ・CLF-36-3 *For product details, please refer to the catalog (split version of the comprehensive catalog) available for download as a PDF. For inquiries about delivery times and sample requests, feel free to contact us.
Price information
<Shape Name・Price (Excluding Tax)> ■1200×600 Square Flat: 11,000 yen/m2 ■600 Square Flat: 7,600 yen/m2 ■600×300 Square Flat: 7,600 yen/m2
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【Applications】 ■ Indoor walls and floors ■ Bathroom walls ■ Outdoor floors * For product details, please refer to the catalog (split version of the general catalog) available for [PDF download]. For inquiries about delivery times and sample requests, please feel free to [contact us].
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Tohno, the land of Japan's pottery culture heritage. Since 1946, our company has been involved in the sale of tiles in this region. Utilizing our rich experience, we would like to introduce tile products that can meet your needs.
