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Is this appropriate tile for the walls of a shower

Ginny Santamaria

8 years ago

Carrara White 12x24 Matte Porcelain Tile, 60 Sq. ft., 12"x24" · More Info

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Whitefield & Co, LLC
8 years ago
It looks fine to me. That said, if it's 12 x 24 then the wall behind it will need to be dead flat or the tiles won't meet up well at their joints.
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Wall & Tile
8 years ago
Yes of course this porcelain tile can be installed in bathroom - wall or floor applications. This is a Matte finish. This also comes in Polished finish which you can see it here [Please click here[(https://www.houzz.com/products/polished-porcelain-tile-pietra-carrara-12x24-prvw-vr~48640537?lid=35118602)

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