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This delightful Red Squirrel forms part of our popular Wilding collection. This tile is a hand painted second, meaning it has minor imperfections in the decoration or finish that do not affect its overall quality or functionality.
Featuring a charming central motif painted by hand onto an Antique White rustic 11x11cm background tile, this squirrel would be at home in any room of the house.
Pair with plain Antique White tiles from the Wilding collection to complete the space.
These tiles will need to be sealed during installation - please purchase our Crackle Glaze Sealer.
- Material
- Grout Width
- 2mm
- Surface
- Finish
- Wall Tiles
- Yes
- Kitchen tiles
- Yes
- Bathroom Tiles
- Yes
- Shower Walls
- Yes
- Hearths & Fireplaces
- Yes
- External
- No
- Commercial
- Yes
- Floor Tiles
- No
- With Underfloor Heating
- No
- Wet Room Floors
- Yes
Sealer
All of our crackle glaze tiles require sealing to protect and maintain their unique finish. We recommend sealing with our Marlborough Tiles Crackle Glaze Sealer. For further information and guidance, please refer to our Care & Maintenance page.
Our Natural Terracotta floor tiles need to be sealed using our Light, Deep or Antique Finish sealer products. The gloss glazed cabochons in this collection do not need to be sealed.
Adhesives
It is important to choose the correct adhesive for the area being tiled. Refer to our guidelines for more information.
Anti slip
For areas like bathrooms and outdoor usage, please get in touch with our team for more information about the anti-slip rating of our floor tiles.
Delivery
3-14 Days
Returns
We accept returns of full boxes of porcelain floor tiles only within 14 days of original delivery.
Our plain and handpainted wall tiles are made to order and cannot be returned. We recommend measuring your space accurately before ordering using our online tile calculator tool, and keeping any spare tiles as they can be utilised should any damage occur after the tiles have been installed. Read our full Delivery and Returns policy here.
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