Since the bar front corrugated Tile ceramic products are produced by hand workmanship, it is normal for the products to have color tones. . WOW TILE The back side of the corrugated tiles has a matte ceramic base and serrated, the front side is glazed and glossy polished. . Our product, which is shown in the front of the bar ceramic picture, is made with a mixture of ceramic tiles and its upper structure is made with tile paint SIR. . Wow tile bar front tile Bench front, counter front, bench forehead bar front ceramics are glazed and preserve its appearance for many years. No loss of color and pattern Bar Design tile Handmade Bar front tiles are baked at 1050 degrees (oven). For this reason, it is resistant to weather conditions such as sun, wind, etc. . The bar front ceramics are water and moisture proof thanks to the glossy glazed finish. For this reason, it does not hold water on its surface, prevents the formation of bacteria and mold. . The cafe bar model, which has special design tile colors, is covered with ceramic tiles in front of the bar, and its upper structure is covered with a special tile secret crackle and its surface is cracked. These cracks remain under the secret. . Cafe bar restaurant decoration for cafes . Our under-counter tile products are preferred in your interior and exterior architectural decoration and designs, and in cafe patisserie projects. Specifications : Width : 10 cm Height : 50 cm Thickness : 2,5 cm 1 m2 Weight : 25,00 kg. 1 m2 Piece : 20 Additional info PRODUCT DESCRIPTION : – Production is made with a digital glass printing machine. – UV printing technology and paint are used. – It is baked at 980 degrees. – It adds a visual meaning to the space used. – Does not release moisture, does not form bacteria and mold. – There are absolutely no problems such as pattern loss, flying etc. on the interior and exterior. – Colors remain as vivid as the first day – We can print all your high resolution images.

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