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Specifications
- Product Size
- 4" × 12" × 5/16"
- Product Length
- 4"
- Product Width
- 12"
- Product Thickness
- 5/16"
- Product Weight
- 3.99 lbs / sq. ft.
- Product Coverage (sq. ft. / pcs)
- 0.32
- Box Quantity
- 36 pcs
- Box Weight
- 46.48 lbs
- Box Coverage
- 11.65 sq. ft.
- Material
- Porcelain
- Color
- Gray
- Finish
- Matte
- Edge
- Rectified
- Shape
- Rectangular
Usage
- Bath Floors/Walls
- Commercial Interior Floors
- Commercial Interior Walls
- Outdoor Floor
- Outdoor Wall
- Pool
- Residential Countertops
- Residential Interior Floors
- Residential Interior Walls
- Shower Floors
- Shower Walls
- Backsplash
- Pool & Spa
- Res. Light Floors
* Usage recommendation must be confirmed by your installer and depends on application, installation methods and general suitability. Stone Tile Depot assumes no liability from any installation and usage recommendations.
Product Description
Navona Grigio is a 4x12 porcelain tile with a travertine look in a matte finish, 8.5 mm (5/16 inch) thick.
Navona is a classic travertine look, pores and banding included, in Sabbia, Grigio and Bianco. The rectified glazed porcelain comes in 24x48, 12x24 and 4x12, with a mosaic, a Muretto wall tile and a bullnose.
At 4x12, the tile works as a subway on a backsplash or in a herringbone on a floor.
Navona Grigio has a matte, low-glare face that hides daily wear better than a shiny one. Del Conca rates the shade variation as moderate, so tone and veining move from one piece to the next. Its wet DCOF is 0.42 or higher, the ANSI threshold for level indoor floors exposed to water.
Every piece is rectified, so the edges are straight and true and the grout lines can stay thin. It ships in full boxes of 11.65 sq ft (36 pieces), roughly 46 lb each.
Also in Navona Grigio: 12x24 tile, 24x48 tile, 4x24 bullnose, muretto mosaic, square mosaic.
Made in the USA by Del Conca USA in Loudon, Tennessee, and shipped from there.
