The Scrapwood range of tiles allows you to bring the natural appeal of timber inside, without the ongoing maintenance.
Odin Ceramics has been importing material of the highest quality and the latest designs into Western Australia for more than 35 years.
The company offers a diverse range of products, from large-format porcelain tiles to natural and reconstituted stone. Some of the world's leading manufacturers, including the likes of Italian companies Impronta and Provenza, are constantly providing Odin Ceramics with exclusive and groundbreaking tiles.
The Odin Ceramics management team is continually sourcing the latest concepts in today's tiling landscape, travelling the globe to discover new, inventive materials to introduce to the West Australian market.
Architects and designers around the world have always gravitated towards materials with character and substance. Odin Ceramics' latest series, Scrapwood by Impronta, is at the forefront of this concept.
Through extensive research and a commitment to impeccable quality, the collection is a fine example of timber-replica porcelain stoneware, creating the perfect equation of design and ecology. The end product is a stunning, natural-timber look with varying surface effects. Brushed, saw-cut and distressed timber - all featuring a smooth but non-slip texture - are suitable for any residential or commercial project.
The advantages of using Scrapwood are endless. Besides the obvious chic appearance, installation is simple and maintenance is minimal, unlike natural timber that requires regular care. Importantly it also complies with Australian slip resistance and commercial tile requirements.
With Scrapwood, there are no limits for covering floors and walls of any project. The pattern variation and contemporary colour tones, all delivered at the highest quality, make this series a fabulous option for any setting.
Odin Ceramics 99 Erindale Road, Balcatta Phone (08) 9344 1135 Email info@odinceramics.com.au Web www.odinceramics.com.au
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