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Porcelain large white tile 600mm sq

shackladycreative

6 years ago

Wondered if anyone had come across a company that offers large white or off white porcelain tiles at a reasonable price off or online.

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A S
6 years ago
Hi,
I'm not sure if you are looking for a certain style, so I've listed links to a couple when I searched white porcelain tiles 60x60, but if you take a look on website they have many tiles in white finishes from Matt finish to marble finish, etc..

https://www.al-murad.co.uk/cosmos-collection/41-cosmos-white-matt-60cm-x-60cm-wall-and-floor-tile-.html?search_query=White+porcelain+tile+60+x+60&results=94

https://www.al-murad.co.uk/cosmos-collection/45-cosmos-white-rock-60-x-60cm-wall-and-floor-tile-.html?search_query=White+porcelain+tile+60+x+60&results=94

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