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Curve Edge Wooden Plank Tiles

NRC 502 merlot tiles feature a satin texture built for everyday indoor use. A durable material choice for bedrooms, offices, retail spaces and hospitality interiors.

NRC-502

Size : 150x900mm

premium quality

Premium
Quality

customer support

Customer
Support

high durability

High
Durability

smooth texture

Smooth
Texture

natural look

Natural
Look

Product Highlights

HS Code:

69072200

Size:

150x900mm

Surface:

Satin Texture

Random:

01

Material:

Wooden Plank Tiles

Surface Treatment:

Glazed Tiles

Tile Type:

Floor & Wall

Thickness:

9 to 9.5 MM

Water Absorption:

6-8% (B (II) b Body)

MOR:

280-300 KG/CM2

Packing Per Box:

8 PCS

Coverage:

11.62 SQFT

Weight:

22 KG

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About Product

NRC 502 timber look tile brings a natural wood-inspired surface for spaces that need durability, warmth and floor-wall usability. The 150x900mm plank format creates a clean linear layout, while the Satin Texture finish gives the tile a soft timber appeal suitable for modern homes and commercial interiors. Built with glazed wooden plank tiles, this product features 1 design face, 9 to 9.5 MM thickness, 11.62 SQFT coverage per box and 22 KG weight, making it suitable for accurate material planning. It works well in bedrooms, lounges, offices, retail stores, hospitality spaces, corridors and decorative wall areas. NRC 502 is a practical option for timber look tile layouts, wooden tiles design and wood look tiles that need natural appearance with easy maintenance.

Frequently Asked Question

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