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GLOSSY SLIM TILES
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GLOSSY SLIM TILES

Antica Ceramica has launched its new collection of slim tiles with a thickness of 4.8 mm for the first time in India. They come with a trust of finest ceramics material and are artistically designed and customised to blend in sophisticated colours of brown, beige, grey and white with different ...

Antica Ceramica has launched its new collection of slim tiles with a thickness of 4.8 mm for the first time in India. They come with a trust of finest ceramics material and are artistically designed and customised to blend in sophisticated colours of brown, beige, grey and white with different trendy patterns in marble print and wooden pattern. Available in 600 x 1,200 mm, these tiles come with the pristine base that has a high gloss. Contact: Antica Ceramica. Mobile: (0) 98910 75770. Website: www.anticaceramica.in

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