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Discuss Spacers in the RSS Feeds at Tilers Forum; Managed to get hold of some long legged spacers a while back but now run out and would like to get some more but cant find a supplier. I think ...
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    Managed to get hold of some long legged spacers a while back but now run out and would like to get some more but cant find a supplier. I think the...

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    Tilerite do them Dan.

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    Cheers mate. Though it was a guy asking on the contractorforum.co.uk website, and this topic here is an RSS feed automatically created by the system. Feel free to post on that site though matey. You might be helping somebody out.

    Note that I don't tile any more, and haven't in some time, so thankfully, I don't require spacers.
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