Belatrix Black Marble Tile Code40378

Belatrix Black Code40378 has a deep black background with white and warm beige veins running diagonally across the surface. The mix of fine lines and broader streaks creates a marble-inspired pattern with clear contrast. Suitable for both floors and walls, it can form a dark feature surface or coordinate with lighter finishes throughout a room.

GHR stands for Glazed High Relief. On Belatrix Black Code40378, it describes a raised, glazed texture designed to resemble natural stone while offering scratch, stain, and slip resistance. The finish adds surface definition to the black marble pattern. This Vitrified tile is classified for both floors and walls; confirm suitability for the intended floor conditions before installation.

Belatrix Black can be used on both floors and walls in residential interiors, including living rooms, bedrooms, dining areas, TV backdrops, and headboard walls. Its contrasting veining also suits decorative surfaces in offices, boutiques, and hospitality reception areas. For commercial floors, check the product specifications against the expected use, cleaning routine, and conditions of the space.

The 600x1200mm size gives the diagonal veins a broad rectangular surface, making tile orientation important for floors and walls. Check the arrangement before fixing to balance the pale streaks against the black background. Plan cuts at doors, edges, corners, and fittings. Review the full layout to understand how the pattern will appear across the finished area.

Cream, warm white, beige, grey, and wood finishes can complement the black background and pale veining. Bronze or brass accents can echo the warmer details, while simple furniture helps the marble pattern stand out. When planning floors and walls, compare paint, cabinet, fabric, and grout samples alongside the tile under the lighting used in your room.

Each 2Pc Pack contains two 600x1200mm tiles, providing a combined nominal tile area of 1.44 square metres, approximately 15.5 square feet. This excludes cuts and wastage. Measure floors and walls separately, then account for the laying direction, visible edges, and openings. Keep spare tiles where practical so a matching piece is available for a possible future replacement.

For floors and walls, remove loose dust first, then clean with a soft mop, cloth, or soft brush and a suitable tile cleaner. Follow the cleaner manufacturer's instructions and remove residue from the raised texture. Avoid abrasive tools that could mark the glaze. Clean spills promptly and maintain grout joints to keep the black surface and pale veining looking consistent.