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Solid Black Rectified Porcelain Tile (24x24 to 24x48)

Size 24x24
Finish Matte

  • See it in our showroom220 Exeter Rd, London. Open Monday to Saturday.
  • Take samples homeCompare colours in your own light before you decide.
  • Family owned since 1973Honest advice and free estimates from people who care.
Details

Solid Black — rectified coloured-base porcelain tile by Olympia Tile. A pure, solid black porcelain with large-format sizes and matching mosaics.

Solid Black suits residential floors and walls with light commercial use, making it a clean choice for modern kitchens, bathrooms, and commercial spaces in London, Ontario.

  • Sizes: 24x24, 24x48, plus 11.732x11.732 stacked and herringbone mosaics (1x4 chips)
  • Finishes: Matte and Polished (mosaics in matte/polished mix)
  • Rectified coloured-base porcelain; 9 mm (24x24, mosaics) to 10 mm (24x48) thick
  • Usage: residential floors and walls; light commercial rated

Visit the Greco Tile & Flooring showroom at 220 Exeter Road, London, Ontario to see this tile in person and get expert help planning your project.

Specifications
SupplierOlympia
Size24x24, 24x48, 11.732x11.732 Stacked Mosaic, 11.732x11.732 Herringbone Mosaic
FinishMatte, Polished, Matte/Polished Mix
CollectionBacksplash & Mosaics
PricingContact for pricing
Installation & care

Our team can recommend a trusted installer and the right setting materials, underlayment and trims for your floor. Ask us for care instructions specific to this product.

Stop in store to browse and borrow samples.

Pricing & samples

Pricing depends on quantity, size and finish, so we confirm it with you in person or by phone. Send us your room measurements and we'll put together a free estimate.

Visit the showroom

Love it? Come see it in person.

Photos only go so far. Bring a photo of your room, rough measurements and a budget range, and we'll lay out samples side by side. Family owned in London, Ontario since 1973.