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Geo series by Romax Tiles

The Geo series goes 3D.

Geo series by Romax Tiles

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May 31st, 2012

The latest collection by Romax Tiles extends the range of wall coverings.

Patterned tiles with gloss surface are available in four selected colours and come in most flexible 100x 300mm size. Matching plain colour wall tile available.

 

For use as wall features in bathroom, kitchen splash back and other interior cladding applications.

 

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romaxtiles.com

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