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Cement tile N° 10432
Cement tile N° 10432
Theke in Schulmensa mit Dreiecksplatten als Wandverkleidung
© Planung: Berktold Weber Architekten, Foto: Lukas Hämmerle
Schulcafe-Theke verkleidet mit VIA Dreiecksplatten
© Planung: Berktold Weber Architekten Foto: Lukas Hämmerl
Mensa mit Küchentheke verkleidet mit VIA Zemenfliesen in rot-weissen Dreicken
© Planung: Berktold Weber Architekten, Foto: Lukas Hämmerle
Cement tile N° 10432
Cement tile N° 10432
© Uwe Tittel
Cement tile N° 10432
Cement tile N° 10432
© Lorenz und Mickel Architekten, Foto: Thomas Graichen
Cement tile N° 10432
© Lorenz und Mickel Architekten, Foto: Thomas Graichen
Theke in Schulmensa mit Dreiecksplatten als Wandverkleidung
Schulcafe-Theke verkleidet mit VIA Dreiecksplatten
Mensa mit Küchentheke verkleidet mit VIA Zemenfliesen in rot-weissen Dreicken
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Cement tile with red triangular pattern

N° 10432
  • on stockon stock
  • For indoor useFor indoor use
  • A floor for a lifetimeA floor for a lifetime
  • Great feelGreat feel
  • Slip class 9Slip class 9

€38.08/Package

Content: 0.4 m² (€95.20 / 1 m²)

Prices incl. VAT plus shipping costs

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Classic two-colour cement tile in a triangular pattern in red and white.
Also available in black, grey-brown and grey-green patterns.
Product number: 10432
Colour/s: 01 white, 32 red
Delivery time: 1-2 weeks for stock items
On stock: on stock
Size: 20 x 20 x 1,8 cm
Style: Classic
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Mensa mit Küchentheke verkleidet mit VIA Zemenfliesen in rot-weissen Dreicken
© Planung: Berktold Weber Architekten, Foto: Lukas Hämmerle
Schulcafe-Theke verkleidet mit VIA Dreiecksplatten
© Planung: Berktold Weber Architekten Foto: Lukas Hämmerl
The triangular pattern is available in 4 different colour combinations. A classic that makes rooms appear larger and connects them with each other thanks to the diagonals. As two different colours always meet at the edge of this pattern, the joint becomes invisible - it is the surface, the pattern and not the individual cement tile that is effective.
Diagonally patterned cement tiles make rooms appear larger and in old buildings, sloping, non-rectangular walls are less noticeable. To achieve this effect, it is important that the pattern is not framed with plain-coloured cement tiles, but simply runs into the wall.
Of course, this pattern can also be laid on the wall.

VIA_Zementmosaikplatten_10432_Schulkantine_Planung_Berktold_Weber_Architekten_Foto_Lukas_Haemmerle
© Lorenz und Mickel Architekten, Foto: Thomas Graichen
VIA_Zementmosaikplatten_10432_Schulkantine_Planung_Berktold_Weber_Architekten_Foto_Lukas_Haemmerle
© Lorenz und Mickel Architekten, Foto: Thomas Graichen
VIA_Zementmosaikplatten_10432_Schulkantine_Planung_Berktold_Weber_Architekten_Foto_Lukas_Haemmerle
© Planung: Lorenz und Mickel Architekten, Foto: Thomas Graichen
Great bathroom with free-standing bathtub by Lorenz and Mickel Architekten. Photo: Thomas Graichen
So beautiful in its simplicity!