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Description A faithful reproduction of Ca' Pietra's well-known Marlborough Terracotta in a hardy porcelain format, these tiles replicate all the undulations and rustic charm of real terracotta. Create glossy drama with the glazed Bottle Green and Cotton White options, or create an Italian-style herringbone floor with the Natural. Price shown is per m². We recommend ordering an extra 10% to allow for any cuts and corners or any breakages during installation. Swatch samples are small tile ‘cuts’ and are approximately 10cm x 10cm in size. Specifications Material: Porcelain Finish: Gloss | Textured Suitability: Interior floors and walls, Exterior floors and walls (Natural Version Only) Format: 7 cm x 28 cm Thickness: 0.85cm Delivery Deliveries are made via a large tail lift lorry. It is important, therefore, that any restricted access details are advised prior to delivery to ensure a suitable vehicle is booked and sent. If you are concerned about access please contact our customer services team. Delivery will be made, at the driver’s discretion, to the nearest flat hardstanding to the property; usually kerbside. The delivery driver cannot help handle the goods or move the goods into the property/outbuilding, therefore it is essential someone is present to receive the order. The delivery driver cannot take away packaging or any empty pallets. Once unloaded the goods are the responsibility of the site team. Deliveries are made anytime between the hours of 8.00am – 6.00pm, we will endeavour to deliver at the agreed time however, we cannot guarantee delivery dates and times as these may be effected by circumstances outside our control. For this reason we are unable to accept responsibility for lost working time and therefore recommend goods are ordered well in advance of any project start dates. If we are unable to gain access to the agreed delivery address we will make contact with you to re-arrange delivery where re-delivery charges will apply. Acceptance of our order is acceptance of our delivery terms. Delivery should be checked upon receipt, and if breakages have occurred to what you feel is a significant degree please report within three working days of delivery with images, where we will work with you to resolve. Failure to report after the three working days will invalidate any claims made. For guidance and information on delivery for our tiles, please head over to our Delivery Information page before ordering.
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