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White Marblelous Marble & Stone Laminate 8x4 ft Texture 0.9 mm - 4157 RE
White Marblelous Marble & Stone Laminate 8x4 ft Texture 0.9 mm - 4157 RE
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Rs. 1,435.71
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Rs. 1,435.71
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Rs. 2,476.82
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Product Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Color | White |
| Application | Living Room, Bedroom, Kitchen, TV Cabinet, Wardrobe, Hotel, Restaurant, Office |
| Finish | Texture |
| Collection Name | USA Vol 2 |
| Width | 4 ft |
| Thickness | 0.9 mm |
| Size | 8x4 ft |
| Length | 8.0 ft |
| Coverage Area | 32.0 sqft |
| Indoor Outdoor | Indoor |
| Project Type | Commercial, Residential |
| Description | Advance Laminates USA Vol 2 Collection White Marblelous Stone sheet offers elegance and durability with a marbles and stones-inspired design. It features a soft, subtle texture finish in white, with a 0.9 mm thickness and an 8 ft x 4 ft size, making it resistant to marks and discoloration for long-lasting use. Perfect for living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, wardrobes, hotels, restaurants, and offices, this enhances walls, cabinets, and furniture with a refined touch, combining timeless charm with modern performance for various applications. |
| Sub Category | Decorative |
| Product Type | Laminate |
| Appearance | Marble & stone |
| Manufacturer | Advance laminates |
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