Burgundy Stone – Beige Antislip Tile
£70.20/m² - £87.76/m²
- Features
- Description
- Shipping, delivery & returns
- The tile comes with a antislip finish
Burgundy Stone is a tile collection named after the famous French city in the Burgundy region where the stone which inspires the collection can be found. Its design stands out for the fossil remains scattered randomly across the surface, lending it an eye-catching sense of movement. The collection comes in a soft warm colour spectrum in keeping with current trends, perfect for creating soothing, harmonious living spaces. This porcelain tile collection comes in two finishes and a choice of different thicknesses, depending on the applied technology and intended use of the tiles.
Mayfield Porcelain Ltd utilises a network of couriers to handle the delivery of orders, with shipping charges determined at checkout based on factors such as weight, size, and delivery location. It’s important to note that shipping charges apply to mainland England and Wales exclusively, and additional fees may be necessary for other regions of the UK, including the Highlands, as well as for larger format tiles. By placing an order, customers implicitly agree to Mayfield Porcelain Ltd’s terms and conditions, which include a standard delivery window of 2 to 3 weeks.
If you would prefer to arrange collection, you will be contacted by a member of Mayfield Porcelain Ltd to arrange a mutually convenient collection date and time. Collection will be from Round Wood, Newick Lane, Mayfield, East Sussex, TN20 6RG. If you have not been contacted within 24 working hours after placing your order, please call 01435 512 301.
Product Specifications
Freqently asked questions
Yes, porcelain tiles are perfect for outdoors due to their durability and resistance to moisture, making them suitable for patios, walkways and pool surrounds.
Porcelain tiles have a slip resistance rating, R-11 is recommended for outdoors and wet areas.
Porcelain tiles can be cleaned with warm water and mild detergent. Sweeping and occasional mopping is usually sufficient to keep porcelain tiles looking their best.
The cost of porcelain tiles can vary depending on factors such as quality, size, design and manufacturer. While some may be more expensive than other tile options, their durability and long lifespan often make them a cost-effective choice in the long run.
While porcelain tiles require some skill & expertise, it’s a common material for professional installers. DIY installation is possible for those with some experience, but it’s important to follow proper installation techniques.
Yes, Porcelain tiles are a perfect choice for underfloor heating. Their dense nature allows for efficient heat conduction, making them an excellent choice for use with radiant heating systems. It’s advisable to follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for both the porcelain tiles and the underfloor heating system to ensure optimal performance and longevity.