Reflecting the beauty of Spanish culture and design, our Archivo Khazana Ceramic Floor and Wall Tile transmits the splendor of old-world European elegance. Featuring a buttercream base glaze, warm sepia tones gradually darken the edges for an antiquated look. Deep olive spades are separated by muted denim blue diamonds and create continuity throughout the installation. Imitations of scuffs and spots that are the marks of well-loved, worn, century-old tile bring rustic charm to your interior. Slight undulation throughout the smooth surface and asymmetrical edges convince that this tile is handcrafted. There are 4 different variations available that are randomly scattered throughout each case. With the ability to be paired with the rest of the encaustic-inspired Archivo series, this tile can also make a governing statement on its own. Use this robust tile in most interior settings, including kitchens, foyers, fireplaces and some commercial settings. Reminder: Each case contains a random mix of tiles. The mix may not contain all 4 variations.

• 5.44 square feet, 32 pieces per case. Case weight is 19.2 lbs.
• Grade 1, first-quality ceramic tile for floor and wall use
• 4.88 in. width x 4.88 in. length x 0.32 in. thick
• Glazed, smooth finish with a low sheen and moderate variation in tone
• PEI Rating IV has high resistance to abrasion and is suitable for heavy-duty residential and commercial kitchens, hotels, exhibition and sales rooms with some dirt conditions
• Semi-Vitreous tiles have water absorption of more than 3% but less than 7% for indoor use
• This tile has a COF wet rating greater than 0.60 to 0.79 which is considered skid resistant for indoor and outdoor use. This tile is ADA approved for slip resistance.
• Not frost resistant
• WARNING: Silica dust is harmful if inhaled. Exposure to silica dust from cutting, grinding, or polishing can cause acute lung injury, silicosis or cancer. Wear a respirator when cutting, grinding, or polishing. Use wet cutting methods and do not dry cut. Children should not be present during cutting, grinding or polishing.
• Country of Origin: Spain