Bone,Muscle,Tendon, Ligament & Tissue
- MRP Rs104
- Material: Ceramic, Digital
- Finish: Glossy Finish
- Type: Wall Tiles
- Size i 300x450 mm
- Design
- Suitable for Accent Tiles
We deliver 50% of our orders within 7 days.
What do our customers say...
I highly appreciate your exemplary customer service, you never lost cool and were always polite and professional during interaction with me.
This is not product it's happiness and special thanks to service delivery team for keeping the tabs on it and this is because of you product was delivered.
I would like to appreciate the servicing team nice cooperation from the beginning of our first contact regarding tile purchase & I have already published it to my friends circle to contact Orientbell tiles for tiles.
Very thankful to Orientbell for delivering tiles on time. Their service team was very helpful
It has been great to interact with the service delivery team. Responses were prompt and the help in selection of tiles and delivery was very helpful.
Our recommendation for your drawings
Give us a photograph with measurements or a drawing of your space. Our in-house experts would design your space with tiles and share the same through email.
This tile shows the details about different parts of a human body which includes bones, muscles, tendons, ligaments and tissues. This type of tile can be an essential part of the school decor where students can learn about this topic in a creative manner and will make it very easy for kids to remember and revise this subject. Orientbell’s human body tile range is made up of ceramic material and can be cleaned very easily just by using a wet mop or cloth. The tile comes with the finishing of gloss that not just adds to the beauty of the tile but also makes the tile more durable and strong. You can use these tiles in various laying patterns such as brick patterns or straight patterns. Moreover, this unique and informative tile can surely boost the learning capacity of young children as creativity is in itself the best teacher for them.
