Tiles for the bathroom should be resilient and abrasion-resistant. The floor tile cement look Maryland decor bronze anthracite has an abrasion degree of 4 and is designed with a thickness of 10 mm for high loads. The Maryland series can be installed on underfloor heating and is suitable for the bathroom. The floor tiles are made of porcelain stoneware and have a matt surface. The tiles are glazed and have a cement look. There are also tiles with surface patterns in the Maryland floor tile series. The tiles are in the formats 30 x 60 cm and 60 x 60 cm. Due to the different variants, a customer can have different patterns laid as desired.

The floor tiles are ideal as bathroom tiles and are supplied with a rounded edge. Even if it reads easy at first to lay square and rectangular bathroom tiles. Laying can be difficult due to the pattern and should be carried out by a specialist. If you want more information about the bathroom tiles or floor tiles, you will find it online or in the data sheet. Customer service is available in the form of a customer hotline for delivery details and information about the tiles. If you want to order large quantities, you should contact customer service.

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