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I’ve seen the tile the customer wants fixed. It’s a 30mm terracotta tile. It is not real terracotta though. It’s a reconstituted type of tile. The company says it does ... -
30mm Terracotta tile.
I’ve seen the tile the customer wants fixed. It’s a 30mm terracotta tile. It is not real terracotta though. It’s a reconstituted type of tile. The company says it does not need sealing. I am still requesting more info on this tile. My question is, at 30mm is this more like a paving slab and should it be laid by a builder or tiler? Can they be grouted in the normal way?
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Re: 30mm Terracotta tile.

Originally Posted by
Dave
Could do with more info.. what size are they.? and no.. tilers can lay large thick tiles..

can't you.

The tile I saw was about 250x250x30, but I think there may be other sizes that form a pattern - so the customer says. Yes, I do need more info, but I don't fancy having to mix up cement with a mixer or laying tonnes of sand etc. I am talking about 25sqm of a patio with a concrete base. Anyway, you are right, I do need more info. Watch this space. Cheers.
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