Ceramic tiles by 'Saint Ghislain' reclaimed in Bruges from a former monastery building designed in 1932 by architects Joseph and Luc Viérin. Sold per tile.

Mechanical cleaning of mortar residues with quality sorting were carried out by our team in our workshop. As the mechanical cleaning process does not remove joint residues from the edges of the tiles, dimensions may slightly vary (± 0,2 cm). The upper surface is usually smooth and uniform. The underside (not visible) is cleaned of mortar residues by mechanical sawing which creates a slight relief to improve adhesion to the substrate. 

Condition: There are chips and mortar on the edges (less than 0,5 cm). Needs to be cleaned. Color variations are possible due to original exposure and use over time. We recommend taking a margin into account in order to complete your project. 
We advise customers to come at our shop and check before buying.  

Delivery/Pick-up packaging (pallets and pallet collars) is not included in the price.