Description
This White Milo Glossy 004 Vinyl flooring is a new modern design. Being 2.8mm thick and with a wear layer of 0.20mm this vinyl is suitable for use in all domestic areas
This pattern is a mosaic tile effect lino which consists of various shades including pale mint and cream. This creates a light clean look.
The White Milo Glossy Lino is easy to fit, clean & maintain. It is also comfortable, hygienic and quieter than laminate flooring.
We stock this vinyl in 2m, 3m wide.
For more information on this quality vinyl flooring or if you have any questions please Contact Us.
White Milo Glossy Vinyl Flooring is part of the Candy Vinyl Flooring range.
Specifications
Name | Mint Pearl Milo Glossy 004 Candy Modern Vinyl Flooring |
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Style | Tiles |
Plank / Tile Size | 1cm Mosaic Tiles |
Thickness | 2.8mm |
Wear Layer | 0.2mm |
Backing | Foam Backing |
Colour | Grey, White |
Delivery
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![]() ![]() The pattern is made up of 1.0cm square, glossy, pearl-coloured segments similar to little mint sweets. The sheet is about 2.4mm thick and cushion backed. The appearance is difficult to render in the online image. My actual search was for a... Read More. Of the Mint Pearl Milo Glossy 004 Liquorice Vinyl Flooring: The pattern is made up of 1.0cm square, glossy, pearl-coloured segments similar to little mint sweets. The sheet is about 2.4mm thick and cushion backed. The appearance is difficult to render in the online image. My actual search was for a cheap vinyl; non-cushion backed and with a bias to green, as a larger mosaic, for use in a kitchen. The Mint Pearl Milo Glossy 004 Liquorice Vinyl will work with the existing fittings quite well. |
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