Kitchen vinyl flooring in super serpentine style
2nd November 2010
It comes in a stone tile formation of overlapping rectangular shapes, like bricks in a wall, while the beige colour of the imitation stone has the natural-looking dark and light variations one would expect from the real thing.
The porcelain-effect tiles also have bevelled edges, with the V-grooves giving the floor extra definition.
Coming in 2.5 mm thick vinyl, the product has a 0.2 mm wear layer and a textured Rhinogrip floor, designed to be resistant to dirt and stains and also reduce the chances of slipping, even if the kitchen floor is wet.
Available in two, three or four metre rolls to suit kitchens of different dimensions, the product has a ten-year warranty.
Those looking for a similar product with a different shade may go for the Serpentine Coffee, which is part of the same range and has a mid-brown colour.
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