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Hope someone can help. I saw this company's product featured in a glossy magazine I was reading in some waiting room or other a while back. It consists of real floor tiles that have some sort of framework round them so that they can lock into place (something like laminate flooring I suspect). I am hoping this would be a good idea for tiling my upstairs bathroom floor (T&G boards) the advantage being that the floor can be lifted again if necessary. I have been unable to find the product available in this country, the manufacturers are in the USA I believe. Anybody know any information at all ?? Thanks in advance | ||||||||||
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It is just another DIY gimmick IMO.....but if you do want to see some then B&Q ( can't believe i,m recommending them  ..) used to do it..and you just silicone the joints.... | ||
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Just seen them today on someones floor,couldn't figure out what they were at first,horrible stuff. Half were all cracked,customer said they were a complete waste of cash. | ||||||||||
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