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Oxide Iron 12X24 Matte Porcelain Tile

Product Code: 101419318
  • Resistant to most stains and spills

  • Easier to cut and install

  • Water resistant

  • Low maintenance

$  32.38
In stock
Order QuantityPrice /Pc or BoxPrice /Sqft
Less than 336 Sqft$32.38$2.31
336 Sqft - 672 Sqft $30.63$2.19
Over 672 Sqft $28.88$2.06
MSRP Price: $2.86 /Sqft
Actual Sqft: 14.00 Price Per Piece or Box: $32.38 Total Boxes: 1 Total Price: $32.38
  • Estimated Lead Time: 2 Business days + Shipping time.
  • Per Sft. / Per Pc or Per Box price depends on the product. Please contact one of our product specialists if you need further clarification.
  • The color shown here will differ from the actual shipment. Please do not use these images to base your decision. Ask us for lot-specific pictures from the actual warehouse that will be serving you or better yet order a FREE sample online.

Details

Oxide Iron features an intriguing mix of grey and cocoa brown hues and a gorgeous matte metallic-look finish that adds interest to any room. Impressively durable and easy to care for, this 12x24” and 24x48” large format porcelain tile is the perfect choice for residential and light commercial floors, but it also makes a unique style statement on backsplash, walls, and countertops. With its noticeable oxidized look and warm colors, Oxide Iron gives your space instant character. PEI Rating 3 Tiles Type: Glazed
Rectification : Yes Coefficient of Friction Static > 0.45 Wet

More Information

More Information
Model #NOXIIRO1224
Product Price isPer Sqft
Where to useInside Flooring, Inside Wall, Wet Areas
Size12x24
Approximate Thickness0.4"
MaterialPorcelain
Primary ColorBrown
Surface FinishMatte
Pieces Per Box7
Pieces Per Crate336
Sqft per Piece2
Sqft Per Box14
Sqft Per Crate224
Weight Per Piece7.53
Weight Per Box52.71
Weight Per Crate2530.08
DisclaimerPorcelain and ceramic tiles are durable but must be handled and installed with care. Use appropriate safety gear, included gloves, eye protection, and dust mask when cutting or handling tiles. Cutting may produce silica dust which can be harmful if inhaled. Always cut in well-ventilated areas using proper tools.

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