Ammonite Fossil Floor Tiles

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Ammonite fossil floor tiles. Every ammonite fossil we sell includes a written lifetime guarantee of authenticity condition report history sheet. Fossil is a series of ink jet porcelain tile by italian manufacturer refin ceramiche based on the winning concept from their 2014 create your tile design competition. Learn more about fernbank s fossil floors. Fossilised stone floor tiles product description.

These floor tiles contain fossilised creatures dating back to the silurian era 400 million years ago and these are amongst the earliest recognised animals on the planet. Modern relatives of ammonites include the nautilus squid cuttlefish and. The shells of ammonites are relatively common fossils and we have a large selection of ammonite fossils sale from around the world. A great example is on the stairway across from a walk through time in georgia located on entry level.

Get your hands on zazzle s ammonites fossils ceramic tiles. Used in both commercial and residential interiors they are ideal for kitchen backsplashes shower walls floors bathrooms wall cladding and a variety of other applications. Ammonite flooring is a family run business that has been in the hayes area for over 35 years. The rock of the floor tiles dates from this era and contains the fossilised remains of such creatures.

We are well thought of in the kent area and value our customers 100. From shop villatuedelkram 73 23. Favorite add to. The competition encouraged the use of porcelain tile as a creative medium and drew over 800 entries of tile design concepts from professionals across the globe.

Fossil tiles tiles from eostone can add a much needed focal point to any room. Ammonites first appeared in the fossil record about 240 million years ago. Search through our wonderful designs find great tiles to decorate your home. They are ancient relatives of the chambered nautilus.

Paper mache tile fossils ammonites shells villatuedelkram. They barely survived several major extinction events before finally disappearing 65 million years ago at the end of the cretaceous. These distinctive coil shaped fossils are some of the most beautiful in the floor tiles.