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Discuss quarry tiles in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; evening all, i'm looking for a cheap website or supplier that sells quarry tiles, i need about 350 (40 of which are re's) any suggestions welcome...
          
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    evening all,
    i'm looking for a cheap website or supplier that sells quarry tiles, i need about 350 (40 of which are re's)
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    CTD have a range that look cheap to me!
    You still can't beat a Dennis Ruabon Welsh Quarry Tile - but I don't know if they are back in production yet!

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    Ruabon are on half kilns right now. I also have a big quarry job for a customer. Problem with the 'quarries' out there right now is that they are pressed not rolled like traditional quarries. They just look cheap. I’m after proper rolled quarries - we are looking around reclamation yards on the www right now. Customers asked me to return the floor back to 'original' in a 200 year old house - together with patina etc. Interesting job.
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    Try here www.natural-tiles-ltd.co.uk and speak to Paul Pierson he will help.
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    I went in to Jewson’s to day they have platts end of line RE, REX and standard quarry tiles £2.00 a box
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