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Oasis Haven Matt Beige Stone Effect Wall And Floor Tiles

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These beautiful Beige Haven floor tiles are perfect for any bathroom with their R10 anti-slip rating and matt finish. Not sure if the tile is for you then why not order a full-size sample or even a cut sample for free. They belong to our range of Oasis Tiles and have a gorgeous stone effect design.

3.19 KG
14689
Per SQM
4 ?
Both
Porcelain
Beige/Ivory
Yes
Matt
R10 / 27-35 Degrees
600x300x9mm
9
No
5.56
Internal/External

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Q & A

Z22/03/23
What is the best way to clean these tiles? I have them installed in my kitchen and bathroom but they are so difficult to clean. What products should I use? Our Advice

Thank you for your enquiry. We do a cleaner called LTP Porcelain Tile Cleaner that can be used. https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/ltp-cleaning-protecting-ltp-porcelain-tile-cleaner-1ltr

Jo Jenks 13/11/22
Do these need sealing? When water on them they seem to take a long time to dry. Our Advice

Hello Jo, Porcelain is a non-porous tile meaning they do not need sealing, the drying time when wet will depend of the temperature in the area they are laid, We do however recommend using porcelain tile protector to protector the tiles - https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/ltp-porcelain-tile-protector?_br_psugg_q=ltp%20porcelain%20tile%20protector

Sam21/10/22
Are these tiles suitable for wet rooms?Our Advice

Hi Sam Thanks for your query. These tiles would be fine for use on walls in a wet room and should be OK on a floor as they are rated R10 anti-slip. So long as no one using the room has mobility issues you should be OK. Kind regards Walls and Floors

jaivik22/03/22
In the picture are the tiles both used on the floor and wall? If not what are the different tiles used for this lookOur Advice

Hello Jaivik, Thank you for your query, I can confirm it is the same tile used on both the floor and wall on the first thumbnail image, Kind Regards Ciara

Questions & Answers

Q & A

Z22/03/23
What is the best way to clean these tiles? I have them installed in my kitchen and bathroom but they are so difficult to clean. What products should I use? Our Advice

Thank you for your enquiry. We do a cleaner called LTP Porcelain Tile Cleaner that can be used. https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/ltp-cleaning-protecting-ltp-porcelain-tile-cleaner-1ltr

Jo Jenks 13/11/22
Do these need sealing? When water on them they seem to take a long time to dry. Our Advice

Hello Jo, Porcelain is a non-porous tile meaning they do not need sealing, the drying time when wet will depend of the temperature in the area they are laid, We do however recommend using porcelain tile protector to protector the tiles - https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/ltp-porcelain-tile-protector?_br_psugg_q=ltp%20porcelain%20tile%20protector

Sam21/10/22
Are these tiles suitable for wet rooms?Our Advice

Hi Sam Thanks for your query. These tiles would be fine for use on walls in a wet room and should be OK on a floor as they are rated R10 anti-slip. So long as no one using the room has mobility issues you should be OK. Kind regards Walls and Floors

jaivik22/03/22
In the picture are the tiles both used on the floor and wall? If not what are the different tiles used for this lookOur Advice

Hello Jaivik, Thank you for your query, I can confirm it is the same tile used on both the floor and wall on the first thumbnail image, Kind Regards Ciara

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