Skirting Tile Crystal Glow Aqua Marble Look Glossy Rectified 6.3x120 cm

Fresh, clear and full of luminosity. The Crystal Glow Aqua skirting tile brings a sense of brightness and openness to the wall. Its blue tone with a marble look evokes calm water and gives any room a special atmosphere.

Bright Blue Meets Marble Glamour

The aqua blue feels airy and timeless at once. Combined with the glossy finish of glazed stoneware, it creates a surface that catches the light and makes the room appear larger. The marble look gives the tile a refined depth. As a skirting element, it completes a wall design from the Crystal Glow collection in a harmonious way.

Format and Installation

With its slim format of 6.3x120 cm and rectified edges, the tile is suited for precise installation with narrow grout joints. It is designed exclusively for wall areas and has a thickness of 9 mm.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why use a skirting tile instead of running the wall tile all the way to the floor?

A skirting tile finishes the wall cladding with a dedicated, coordinated element. This ensures a clean grout line at the floor edge and protects the lower wall area from mechanical wear.

Is this skirting tile coordinated with the Crystal Glow Aqua wall tiles?

Yes, the Crystal Glow Aqua skirting tile is designed to match the Crystal Glow Aqua wall tiles and creates a harmonious overall look together with them.

Is this tile suitable for the floor?

No, this tile is suitable for wall installation only. It is not intended for use as a floor tile.

What does rectified mean and why is it a quality feature?

Rectified tiles are machine-cut to precise dimensions after firing. This allows for very narrow grout joints and a consistent, high-quality installation result.

How does a glossy tile look in a small bathroom?

Glossy surfaces reflect light and make spaces appear brighter and larger. This can have a noticeable visual effect, especially in smaller bathrooms. Since the tile is intended for walls only, the scratch sensitivity of the gloss finish is not a concern in everyday use.