hi All

We are looking at many distributors in Uk at present to stock our products and we also sell direct , it would be great if any of you would like to tell us where you prefer to buy your tools and cutting machines from and much appreciated

all best Stuart

Tradetiler gets a lot of our trade stuart

ctd,tool station,b and q and a local company.

Tools = Tradetiler. If they dont have what I want then I shop online at first .

for purely tiling tools, tradetiler. For other tools; drills, angle grinders etc I get from my local hardware dept (Longhorn)

Tradetiler

all the time.. in fact just had a delivery today..

Tradetiler i did use to buy some tools and was great,but other times after that i emailed Tradetiler and never got back to me

I use Pro tiler tools there brilliant,Andy is the guy i deal with,and the service is excellent and his prices are in euro which is very helpful

and i can buy online of there site which is great being from Ireland

Originally Posted by sparky29

Tradetiler i did use to buy some tools and was great,but other times after that i emailed Tradetiler and never got back to me

I use Pro tiler tools there brilliant,Andy is the guy i deal with,and the service is excellent and his prices are in euro which is very helpful

and i can buy online of there site which is great being from Ireland

Is this an Irish site sparky?? Got a link?

Refina for any plastering tools for many years, Tradetiler for alot of tiling stuff

its an English site but very good, I've bought a few times and everything came perfect really happy and he will special order stuff if you need of Rubi

Tiling Tools, Tile Tool, Tools for Tiling, Ceramic Tiling Tool

Don't forget though..

Tradetiler will price match and his service is second to none..

Tradetiler Price Match

Tradetiler would like the opportunity to gain your business before you go elsewhere.

We endeavour to keep our prices low. We can't keep an eye on our competitors all of the time so we promise to,
where ever possible, do our best to match or even beat genuine prices of a competitor

Please contact us before ordering by: e-mail (preferred), Phone (01455 230 555) or fax (01455 619 537)

It will be helpful to know the following:

• Your name and a contact phone number (so we can confirm we are matching or beating the price)
• The product name and model number (if applicable)
• A URL (web address) of our competitor web site
• The fully inclusive price on the competitor web site including. VAT & delivery

Once a purchase has been made, Tradetiler will not refund any deference in price. Please confirm your price match with us first

Tradetiler reserves the right not to sell our products if an agreement can not be made between us and you the customer.

Ah yes Trade tiler is the only man for me

I liked buying from Tradetiler but what do you do when they don't answer your emails about buying tools ? Since you can't purchase online from Ireland

This is why I hate emailing any company, emails get either deleted or not read or answered.

Also I've emailed quotes to customers and not had a reply, you can't help thinking have they even recieved it?

Originally Posted by Bathfix Bob

This is why I hate emailing any company, emails get either deleted or not read or answered.

Also I've emailed quotes to customers and not had a reply, you can't help thinking have they even recieved it?

Bob ask for a 'receipt' to be sent to you when they have opened the email. That way you know they have opened it

Originally Posted by Scottley

Bob ask for a 'receipt' to be sent to you when they have opened the email. That way you know they have opened it

Only if they accept sending a receipt, you dont have too.

Tradetiler for me..

Diatec and Engineering Agencies......

Originally Posted by Sir Ramic

Only if they accept sending a receipt, you dont have too.

I know but it would help

In general I first visit shops and tool fairs to look at tools (road test them) and then I buy online where you can see price comparisons down to the penny.

One example of an item I tested in a shop then bought online is my drill priced@ £149 that I found online at £99.


This drill WOULD have cost £149.99 in shop but I noted the model number and paid £99 online.

The reason it is stripped of all its markings is because it appeared as part of our dragons den pitch and the BBC insisted on us removing all
identification marks prior to handing it to Peter Jones for him to test our diamond core drill bit on a hard porcelain tile.


Drill stripped of its identity so the BBC could broadcast a pitch from 365Drills

My experience of retail shopping is that the smart retailers do not have a different online price to a shop price. Case in point - Argos. Looked at a Sony Cybershot for £149.99 discount to £99.99 which I bought from the store. Its the same price online so I save the P&P