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The Capri is a neutral-toned stone effect tile in a light taupe hue with intricate brown markings. For those looking for a natural stone look, this style is the perfect base to build around.
Supplied in 610mm x 500mm tiles with a 0.55mm wear layer, LooseLay is perfect for retail flooring and raised access floors.
Note:
The colors shown are representatively and may vary with respect to how they look natural.
Please visit one Tricana Store to ensure color accuracy.
The Capri is a neutral-toned stone effect tile in a light taupe hue with intricate brown markings. For those looking for a natural stone look, this style is the perfect base to build around.
Supplied in 610mm x 500mm tiles with a 0.55mm wear layer, LooseLay is perfect for retail flooring and raised access floors.
Note:
The colors shown are representatively and may vary with respect to how they look natural.
Please visit one Tricana Store to ensure color accuracy.
The Capri is a neutral-toned stone effect tile in a light taupe hue with intricate brown markings. For those looking for a natural stone look, this style is the perfect base to build around.
Supplied in 610mm x 500mm tiles with a 0.55mm wear layer, LooseLay is perfect for retail flooring and raised access floors.
Note:
The colors shown are representatively and may vary with respect to how they look natural.
Please visit one Tricana Store to ensure color accuracy.
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