£19.35 per m²
1477 in stock
| Style | |
|---|---|
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Colour | |
| Size | 300 × 600 mm |
| Material | Porcelain |
| Finish | Matt |
| Suitability | |
| Rectified Edge | No |
Antiqua Beige 300 × 600mm is a warm beige stone-effect porcelain tile with layered tonal movement, pale veining and natural-looking variation. The design moves from soft cream-beige areas to deeper sandy and taupe sections, giving the finished installation more depth than a uniform beige tile.
The practical 300 × 600 mm rectangular format works on both internal walls and floors. Antiqua Beige is non-rectified porcelain with an R9 slip rating and an unusually varied 45 faces, helping larger areas achieve a less repetitive stone-inspired appearance.
Antiqua Beige is designed for customers who want the warmth and variation of natural stone without relying on a single repeated print. With 45 faces, the range offers far more pattern movement than many standard tiles, while the 300 × 600 mm size remains practical for both walls and floors.
Bathroom Tiles: Suitable for bathroom walls and general internal bathroom floors. For wet-room or shower-floor applications, confirm the required slip performance with your installer before ordering.
Shower Tiles: Suitable for internal shower walls when installed on a correctly prepared waterproof substrate. The R9 rating should not be treated as automatic approval for a shower or wet-room floor.
Kitchen Tiles: Suitable for kitchen floors, kitchen walls and feature areas, giving a practical porcelain surface around busy family spaces.
Hallway Tiles: The porcelain body and defined R9 slip rating make it suitable for internal hallway floors subject to normal installation requirements.
Living Room Tiles: Suitable for living rooms and open-plan interiors where a continuous stone-effect floor is wanted.
Bedroom Tiles: Suitable for bedroom floors and selected feature walls where a calm stone-effect finish suits the design.
Utility Room Tiles: Suitable for internal utility-room floors and walls.
The warm beige, cream and taupe movement coordinates well with oak, walnut, warm white, greige cabinetry, black details and brushed brass. Use a beige or warm-grey grout close to the background tone for a more continuous natural-stone appearance.
Each box contains 8 tiles and covers 1.44 m². Enter the required area into the Timberwharf calculator and the quantity will be rounded up to complete boxes. Allow extra material for cuts, breakages and future replacement. More complex layouts, diagonal cuts or rooms with many corners normally require a larger allowance.
Antiqua Beige is non-rectified porcelain. Mix tiles from several boxes and plan the face distribution before fixing so the extensive 45-face variation is spread naturally. Use a suitable porcelain fixing system; use C2 cementitious adhesive with performance above 1.0 N/mm². This frost-resistant tile is specified for internal walls and floors only.
Images are a guide only. Colour, tone and veining can vary with lighting, screen settings and production batches. Check all tiles before installation, mix faces from several boxes where appropriate, and order enough material for the complete project at the same time.
Is Antiqua Beige matt or gloss?
The finish is not specified; please confirm the surface finish before ordering.
How many faces does Antiqua Beige have?
There are 45 faces, providing substantial visual variation.
Can it be used on walls and floors?
Yes. This tile is specified for internal walls and floors.
Is it rectified?
No. It is non-rectified porcelain.
How much does one box cover?
Eight tiles cover 1.44 m².
