Polished Turkish Grey Tundra Marble Tiles For Floor and Wall Paving
Tundra Grey Marble Tiles Collection is a sophisticated marble with modern allure of Turkish origins. The grey marble tiles in this amazing collection have a cool gray silvery background with soft light gray veining and some darker gray clouds. The magic of this marble lies in its exquisite gray color and ability to complement any contemporary decor scheme. It has recently become popular worldwide with its usability, elegance, beauty, and ease of use. Grey Marbles Tiles and their color tones are mostly preferred especially for luxury designs and prestigious mega projects.
Tundra Grey Marble Tiles bring to mind wide-open frozen expanses with its trendy gray shades, marked with frosty creams and gunmetal. This attractive stone features a homogeneous and consistent surface providing a luxurious expanse to any install.
| Product Name |
Tundra grey marble |
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| Surface finished | Polished, honed, flamed, leathered, antiqued, brushed, bush-hammered, etc | |
| Available Product | Marble/granite/onyx/quartz slab and floor tiles, water-jet medallion, mosaic,vanity top, countertop,wash Basin, tombstone | |
| Popular Size | Slab | 2400(up) x 1200(up)mm |
| 2800(up) x 1600(up)mm etc custom sizes | ||
| Tile | 305 x 305 x 10mm or 12" x 12" x 3/8" | |
| 406 x 40 6x 10mm or 16" x 16" x 3/8" | ||
| 457 x 457 x 10mm or 18" x 18" x 3/8" | ||
| 300 x 600 x 20mm or 12" x 24" x 3/4" | ||
| 600 x 600 x 20mm or 24" x 24" x 3/4" ect custom sizes | ||
| Vanity top | 22”x25”,22”x31”,22”x37”,22”x49”,22”x61”,22”x73”, Any drawing can be made | |
| Countertop | 108''x26'',96''x25.5'', Any drawing can be made | |
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Packing Detail
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Inner packing | Cartons or foamed plastics (polystyrene) |
| Out packing | Seaworthy wooden crated with fumigation | |
HOW DO I MEASURE MY BATHROOM OR KITCHEN?
Calculating the tiles you'll need to complete your project is as simple as measuring each wall or floor, one by one. Measure the first wall from top to bottom in inches. Next, measure from side to side in inches. Multiply these values, then divide by 144 to obtain the square footage you'll need. Simply repeat this process until you have measured every surface to be tiled.
Make sure to read the section on overage, below, to ensure you order enough tile.
HOW MANY OVERAGES SHOULD I INCLUDE?
Overage is the extra amount of time needed to make sure you're covered in case of breakage or miscalculation. Imagine your room is a simple square 20 sq. f. Allowing 15% overage you'd order an extra 3 sq. f, for a total of 23 sq. f, and feel secure you'll have enough time to complete the job. But what if your room is not a basic square? A simple rule of thumb is the more complex your room, the more overage you'll need. A room with more than four corners, or walls of differing heights, will require 20% overage, and a really complicated room will need 30%.
Calculating overage for borders is simple. Please allow one extra piece per corner of your border.
If you're not sure, play it safe. Having a few leftover tiles is far more economical than ordering a new shipment of tiles, and maybe a very welcome resource if a tile becomes damaged, even years into the future.
