Original Style Victorian Inverlochy Pattern wall ceramic

Original Style Victorian Inverlochy Pattern wall ceramicThis pattern takes its name from the design on the original floor at Inverlochy Castle, a grand Victorian house in Scotland. Shown with a Byron border. Geometrically speaking, an octagon (derived from the Greek for eight angles) is a polygon that has eight sides. The shape has been in use in architecture for many centuries, especially for religious buildings. The number eight is considered lucky in many cultures, especially in China and Japan.

Dimensions: H 142 x D 51 x W 107mm

automobile manufacturing etc

making them an ideal solution for enhancing outdoor spaces with a blend of practicality and aesthetic appeal

No drill holes and cannot be drilled - requires a freestanding or wall mounted tap

Dimensions: H 500 x W 116 x D 65mm

The large size of the tile contributes to a feeling of expansiveness and continuity

Pan & Seat only

with the screen opening into the enclosure itself with just 50% of the door coming into the room

contemporary design

Handles included

This reflective quality not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of the tile but also contributes to creating a bright and airy feel in any room

Front-lit with LED lights