Reference: M16P

Rocking Strutturato Beige Non-slip 60x60 (Box 1.08 m2)

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Price per square metre: 28,67 €
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Rocking Strutturato Beige Non-slip 60x60 by Marazzi is a porcelain stoneware floor with a matte finish and a marked texture that provides firmness, naturalness and a balanced style.

Its Beige tone, soft and bright, offers a warm aesthetic that fits in modern, rustic or minimalist environments. Thanks to its non-slip surface, this flooring provides a superior nivel of safety, ideal for areas exposed to humidity or frequent traffic.

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Rocking Strutturato Beige Non-slip 60x60 from Marazzi is a flooring created to offer a solid combination of aesthetics and functionality. Its matte finish highlights the structured texture of the material, generating a relief that provides visual depth and a firm tactile sensation without losing elegance.

The Beige color adds a warm and natural touch, capable of integrating into very diverse decorative styles thanks to its neutral and versatile tone, which illuminates spaces and provides a calm and balanced atmosphere.

The non-slip surface, certified with C3 and nivel R11 classification, enhances safety in areas where water or humidity are present, such as entrances, terraces, patios or areas of intensive use.

The porcelain stoneware used offers high resistance to wear and excellent durability, factors that ensure optimal performance even on surfaces of continuous use.

Product Rocking Strutturato Beige Non-slip 60x60 (Box 1.08 m2)
Brand / Manufacturer Marazzi
Weight (kg) 22.91
Location Floor and wall tiles
m2/box 1.08
Finishing Mate
Grinding Yes
Manufacturing material Stoneware
Suitable for Exterior and interior
Antiskid C3
R11
Units per pack 3
Format (cm) 60 x 60

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