Imported from Spain, our Kings Clay Seal 17-5/8" x 17-5/8" Ceramic Floor and Wall Tile emulates vintage cement tiles. This hydraulic style floor and wall tile features floral and geometric motifs in natural, earth toned shades. Inspired by Vietnamese ceramics and the wabi-sabi philosophy, interior architect and furniture designer, Francisco Segarra, designed this collection to explore the possibilities of clay as a creative and decorative element. Using earth tones, natural textures and a more relaxed vintage aesthetic, this collection generates warm and comfortable interiors, which further reflect the essence of wabi-sabi. Available in 10 print variations that are randomly distributed throughout each case, the variation throughout each tile mimics an authentic aged appearance. Save time and labor spent arranging smaller square tiles and instead install these durable ceramic slabs, which have squares separated by scored grout lines. Its durable and glazed features make this tile an ideal choice for indoor installations including kitchens, bathrooms, backsplashes, showers and entryways. Tile is the better choice for your space. This tile is made from natural ingredients, making it a healthy choice as it is free from allergens, VOCs, formaldehyde and PVC. 

• 11.02 square feet, 5 pieces per case. Case weight is 46.63 lbs.
• Grade 1, first-quality ceramic tile for floor and wall use.
• 17.63 in. width x 17.63 in. length x 0.37 in. thick
• Sample Dimension: A sample of this product may be a partial piece cut from the full size tile in order to provide an affordable and convenient way for customers to judge the quality and finish of this item.
• Glazed smooth finish with a low sheen and slight variation in tone
• P.E.I. Rating IV has high resistance to abrasion and is suitable for heavy-duty residential and commercial kitchens, hotels, exhibition and sales rooms with some dirt conditions
• Semi-Vitreous tiles have water absorption of more than 3% but less than 7% for indoor use
• Not frost resistant
• Commercial and Residential use