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Ivy Hill Tile Moze Taupe 3 in. x 12 in. 9 mm Ceramic Wall Tile (22-Piece) (5.38 sq. ft./ Box)

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Ivy Hill Tile Moze Taupe 3 in. x 12 in. 9 mm Ceramic Wall Tile (22-Piece) (5.38 sq. ft./ Box)Moze Taupe 3x12 Ceramic Wall Subway Tile, 22 Pack Bring medieval meets modern character to walls and backsplashes with Ivy Hill Tiles Moze Taupe ceramic subway tile. The 3x12 glazed tiles feature a polished, weathered finish and slight shade variation for a unique, handcrafted look. Each box covers 5. 38 sq. ft. with 22 tiles, ideal for kitchens, baths, and showers. Key Features: Distinctive Weathered Look: Glazed, polished surface with slight shade

Moze Taupe 3x12 Ceramic Wall Subway Tile, 22-Pack

Bring medieval-meets-modern character to walls and backsplashes with Ivy Hill Tile’s Moze Taupe ceramic subway tile. The 3x12 glazed tiles feature a polished, weathered finish and slight shade variation for a unique, handcrafted look. Each box covers 5.38 sq. ft. with 22 tiles, ideal for kitchens, baths, and showers.


Key Features:

  • Distinctive Weathered Look: Glazed, polished surface with slight shade variation for artisanal character
  • Versatile Wall Use: Grade 1 ceramic tile for indoor backsplashes, bathrooms, showers, and more
  • Durable Construction: 9 mm thickness and 400 lb break strength for reliable performance
  • Easy Layout Options: Standard 3 in. x 12 in. format perfect for subway, herringbone, and stacked patterns
  • Water-Resistant Surface: Suitable for wet wall areas; non-frost resistant for indoor installations

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Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Approximate Tile Size 3x12
Product Width (in.) 3 in
Product Length (in.) 12 in
Product Thickness (mm) 9 mm
Tiles per Box 22 pieces
Coverage per Box 5.38 sq. ft.
Box Weight 25 lb
Color/Finish Taupe
Color Family Beige
Tile Material Ceramic
Tile Finish Polished, glazed smooth
Edge Type Flat
Flooring and Tile Look Subway
Tile Format Standard
Shade Variation V2 - Slight Variation
Application Location Backsplash, Wall
Indoor/Outdoor Indoor
Installation Method Mortar
Suggested Grout Line Size 1/16 in
Commercial / Residential Commercial / Residential
Break Strength 400 lb
Water Protection Water Resistant
Grade Grade 1, first-quality for wall and top use
PEI Rating 0 (walls only)
COF > 0.50, marginally skid resistant; indoor use
Frost Resistance Not frost resistant
Minimum Acclimation Period No Acclimation Required
Style Classic, Transitional

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Can these tiles be used on shower walls?
A: Yes, they are suitable for indoor wall applications including showers and bathrooms.


Q: What installation method is recommended?
A: Install with mortar and use a suggested 1/16 in. grout line for best results.


Q: How much area does one box cover?
A: Each box contains 22 tiles and covers approximately 5.38 square feet.


Q: Are these tiles suitable for floors?
A: No, P.E.I. Rating 0 indicates wall use only; do not install on floors.


Q: Is there shade variation between tiles?
A: Yes, the series features V2 slight variation with a weathered, handcrafted look—no two pieces are exactly alike.


A Polished Taupe Tapestry for Timeless Walls

Moze Taupe drapes your walls in a warm, antiqued glow that feels both storied and fresh. The polished glaze dances with gentle shade shifts, evoking hand-fired charm in a sleek 3x12 silhouette. Try it in a herringbone across a vanity wall to add rhythm and sophistication. It’s an effortless route to layered luxury and everyday elegance.


Elevate your space with Moze Taupe—add this distinctive ceramic wall tile to your cart and transform your next backsplash or bath today.

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