SKU:SMOT-PEB-WHTOAK
MSI - Rio Lago - White Oak Pebbles Tumbled Pattern 10mm
MSI - Rio Lago - White Oak Pebbles Tumbled Pattern 10mm
Product Type : Tile
Vendor : MSI
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Bring natural elegance to any space with MSI Rio Lago White Oak Pebbles Tumbled Tile.
Crafted from White Oak marble, this mosaic tile mimics the warmth of woodgrain with soft cream tones and subtle gray veining.
Its tumbled finish enhances texture, making it an ideal choice for backsplashes, shower surrounds, and statement walls.
Greenguard Gold certified and USGBC/LEED compliant, it supports eco-friendly, healthier interiors.
Key Features:
- Material: Marble
- Style: Pebble
- Finish: Tumbled
- Thickness: ~0.38 inches
- Certifications: Greenguard Gold, USGBC/LEED
Product Specifications
Product Specifications
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Warranty
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Care & Maintenance
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Guides
Color Disclaimer
Color Disclaimer
While online swatches and showroom visits are great for initial exploration, nailing the perfect flooring color requires a closer look. To guarantee your satisfaction, we highly recommend ordering a sample directly from us or the manufacturer.
Even with samples, keep in mind that they might not be an exact replica of the final product due to slight variations in production runs. This means the shade could differ slightly if the materials were made at different times.
If you're installing the flooring in a single, large space, like a living room or hallway, it's crucial to be extra cautious. Slight shade variations between production batches can become noticeable when laid out together.
To ensure a seamless look, we recommend purchasing enough flooring to cover the entire space, plus an additional 10% for waste. This buffer allows you to select pieces from the same production batch, minimizing the risk of color inconsistencies.
