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Discover the timeless elegance of the Fuji Collection, where nature's artistry meets meticulous craftsmanship. Each piece in this collection showcases the inherent beauty of limestone, a sedimentary stone formed over millions of years in warm, shallow marine waters. Composed predominantly of calcium and marine fragments like coral and shells, limestone brings a touch of nature's history into your space.

Loose Random Wall Cladding

Embrace the rustic allure of traditional stacked stone with the Fuji Collection. This exquisite cladding features a dark charcoal hue, accentuated by striking white quartz veining that adds a touch of sophistication. The stone is tumbled to create an organic, textural aesthetic, perfect for adding depth and character to any wall.

Features:

  • Material: Artisan crafted limestone with tumbled, rocky edges
  • Color: Dark charcoal with white quartz veining
  • Thickness: Random 20-40mm
  • Weight: 68kgs per cover metre
  • Crate Quantity: 10 cover metres
  • Corner Weight: 19kgs per lineal metre
  • Corner Crate Quantity: 25 lineal metres

 

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Fuji Random Wall Cladding 20mm

Fuji Random Wall Cladding

Regular price $108
Regular price $108 Sale price $108
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With every tiling project there is a percentage of tiles that are wasted through offcuts and breakages. It is also recommended to have a few spares in case there are breakages in the future.

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