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Hi,
I hope someone here might be able to help.
Below is a picture of some tiles. They have been installed in the kitchen of the house we bought sometime ... -
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Re: Identify a tile?
what's the size's m8
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was the house a new build ? If so, contact the developer and they will tell you which tile it is
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Hi MadDocA,
It should be possible to replace the worktops without any damage to the tiles, the carpenter may charge a bit more because of the extra labour involved but it would be cheaper and easier than trying to match and replace tiles.
Has somebody already told you the tiles will get damaged? Or has the carpenter said he won't be responsible for any damage?
Also have you looked behind the kickerboards under the base units for spare tiles. I know I and many others hide spares under there for any future alterations... just a thought
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...and I thought it was just me that did that CR
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I always leave the same as CR + dust/rubbish/old sandwich!
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Re: Identify a tile?

Originally Posted by
timeless john
I always leave old sandwich!

That was you was it! It didn't taste very nice to be honest but thanks for thinking of me
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Originally Posted by
doug boardley
...and I thought it was just me that did that CR

I do the same, tiles for the bathroom under the bath and kitchen tiles under the floor units.
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Hi,
Thanks for all your replies. I've been away for a few days, so apologise for the delay in replying.
Have now tried looking under cupboard behind kickers, on top of cupboards and in the shed without success.
The tiles are 20 x 20 cm, gloss finish, smooth untextured surface. The tiles were allegedly bought 3 years ago.
Hope that helps some, but I suspect this is a discontinued line now?
Thanks again.
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TilersForums Contributor
Re: Identify a tile?
have they got a slight bumpy finish
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