Lincoln White Polished Porcelain Wall and Floor Tile - 12 x 24 in.
#681757 Coverage 11.63 sq. ft. per Box
Lincoln White Polished Porcelain Wall and Floor Tile - 12 x 24 in.
#681757 Coverage 11.63 sq. ft. per Box
$116.13/box
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Product Information
Inspired by the marble used for the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., the Lincoln White polished porcelain wall and floor tile introduces iconic luxury into any space in your home. With smoke-colored veins against a crisp white background, this polished 12” x 24” tile achieves the look of authentic Calacatta marble with the easy maintenance and durability of porcelain. Its rectified edges allow for a more sleek overall appearance with smaller grout joints.
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Product Information
Inspired by the marble used for the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., the Lincoln White polished porcelain wall and floor tile introduces iconic luxury into any space in your home. With smoke-colored veins against a crisp white background, this polished 12” x 24” tile achieves the look of authentic Calacatta marble with the easy maintenance and durability of porcelain. Its rectified edges allow for a more sleek overall appearance with smaller grout joints.
CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS
Click here for Prop 65 Warning
Dimensions
Design & Installation
Technical Details
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