Assent is inspired by a Belgian bluestone. Small pieces of shells and subtle veins give this collection the feel that it’s been weathered over time.
Colors and Recommended Grout
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Tan
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02 Pewter
09 Gray 
Silver
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103 Cobblestone
27 Silver 
Grey
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107 Iron
47 Charcoal 
Dark Grey
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47 Charcoal
10 Black 
Decor
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2"x2" Tan Mosaic
2"x2" Silver Mosaic
2"x2" Grey Mosaic
2"x2" Dark Grey Mosaic
Size
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16"x32" -
12"x24" -
13"x13"
Trim
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Bullnose
3"x12"
Overview
| Body | Glazed Non-color Body Porcelain |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Turkey |
| Budget Price Per square foot. For budgeting purposes only. Applies to field tile (not mosaics, trim, decor). Overall collection average used - some items slightly less or slightly more than range. | <$3 |
| Lead Time Estimated based upon averages. Lead times on each order depend upon availability at time of order. West coast of US should add +1 week if product is import. Contact us for QTYs >5,000SF. | 1-2 Weeks |
| Stock Availability Indicates domestic or import product and where stock is held. Some import products have US stock available as indicated. | Domestic/Factory Stock |
| Thickness | 9.5mm |
| Look | Stone, Stone (Other) |
| Finish | Natural * Colors Tan, Silver, Grey & Dark Grey contain 20% pre-consumer recycled content. |
Environmental Impact
| Recycled Content | 20% |
|---|---|
| Recycled Content Type | Pre-Consumer |
Technical Specifications
| Test Name | Test Method | Test Result |
|---|---|---|
| Water Absorption | ISO 10545-3 | ≤0.5% |
| Abrasion Resistance | ISO 10545-7 | 4 |
| Breaking Strength | ISO 10545-4 | ≥450 |
| Scratch Hardness | MOHS | 7 |
| DCOF | DCOF AcuTest | ≥0.42 |
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