Polished Two Long Edges Beveled Anti Slip
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Polished piece with both long edges beveled and anti-slip treated. In trade it also appears as POLISHED 2 BVL&ANTI SLIP (English), POLISHED 2 LE BVL&ANTI SLIP (English). Attested most in Turkey.
Polished — High gloss, mirror-like reflective surface
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Polished One Long Edge Beveled
Polished piece with one longitudinal edge beveled. In trade it also appears as POLISHED 1 LE BVL (English), Polished, One Long Edge Beveled (English), un canto largo biselado y pulido (Spanish). Attested most in Turkey and Spain.
POLISHED 1 LE BVLPolished, One Long Edge Beveledun canto largo biselado y pulido
An anti-slip finish is a textured stone surface designed to increase friction underfoot—common on wet areas and exterior paving. Method varies (brush, blast, groove).
How the trade says it
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| Term | Markets | Seen |
|---|---|---|
| POLISHED 2 BVL&ANTI SLIP | TR×1 | ×1 |
| POLISHED 2 LE BVL&ANTI SLIP | TR×1 | ×1 |
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FAQ
What does "POLISHED 2 BVL&ANTI SLIP" mean in Turkey?
In Turkey, traders use "POLISHED 2 BVL&ANTI SLIP" for Polished Two Long Edges Beveled Anti Slip. Polished piece with both long edges beveled and anti-slip treated. In trade it also appears as POLISHED 2 BVL&ANTI SLIP (English), POLISHED 2 LE BVL&ANTI SLIP (English). Attested most in Turkey.
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What does "POLISHED 2 LE BVL&ANTI SLIP" mean in Turkey?
In Turkey, traders use "POLISHED 2 LE BVL&ANTI SLIP" for Polished Two Long Edges Beveled Anti Slip. Polished piece with both long edges beveled and anti-slip treated. In trade it also appears as POLISHED 2 BVL&ANTI SLIP (English), POLISHED 2 LE BVL&ANTI SLIP (English). Attested most in Turkey.
TR · en · ×1
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