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Hi all,
Hope everyone is keeping well and spirits up. One of my customers has just had a few metres of the sparkly granite worktops installed and is looking at ... -
is there a less costly option than spectral mosaics?
Hi all,
Hope everyone is keeping well and spirits up. One of my customers has just had a few metres of the sparkly granite worktops installed and is looking at options for a splashback. They are after something quite contemporary but as the rest of the kitchen is white, not something with too much colour contrast. I have suggested maybe a spectral mosaic style. Heres the rub.....maybe only 3 sq metres (ish) in total but these tiles are running in at £83 a panel (11 panels a sq metre...£913
) and even with trade discount will still not be far off that a square metre. The customer may go for them anyway but I wanted a backup just in case the heart attack doesn't get them.....will iridescent glass give the same effect or what do you all think?
Thanks guys (and gals)
Last edited by redrex; 20-11-2008 at 11:12 AM.
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Re: is there a less costly option than spectral mosaics?
I would have said glass tiles would be effective...CTD sell some very nice glass tiles...
check out there online brochures...... CTD | brochures
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Re: is there a less costly option than spectral mosaics?
Original style do a great range of mosaics both iridescent and glass, stone, etc. They do a really good brochure which you could take to your customer. Original style's website has a postcode finder to find your nearest dealer.
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Re: is there a less costly option than spectral mosaics?

Originally Posted by
nellyb
Original style do a great range of mosaics both iridescent and glass, stone, etc. They do a really good brochure which you could take to your customer. Original style's website has a postcode finder to find your nearest dealer.
That bieng CTD as well..they sell them..
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