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[Tom bowe]

Hi does anyone know where i can obtain 30 Wooliscott dorset flame floor tiles 150x150 x 9mm theynow only make red ones the ones i need are brown/red.

 

[Dan]

Wasn't that an offshoot of Johnson's tiles?

 

[Time's Ran Out]

It's a bit of a mix - Wooliscroft , Johnsons fireflash red, Pilkingtons Dorset range, and possibly Ruabon flame.
At 9mm it's one of the first 3 but a photo would help to identify which.

 

[Dan]

I remember selling their Charnwood Grain tiles that were high gloss and looked like mahogany planks. 150 x 450mm

Lovely tiles.

Topps sure had an account with them but didn't stock much of their range but worth a try maybe?

 

[Tile Shop]

Wasn't that an offshoot of Johnson's tiles?

No it was Pilkingtons. Dorset Wooliscroft is still going, owned by Original Style now. But they don't do the old Multi-versatile anymore (smooth on one side, studded on the other) which was their flagship to beat all flagships. Colour wise I don't remember flame. They did Rustic which was a combinatuion of red, mixed with a bit of brown and mustard.

Check this link and see if an alternative is available:

Slip Resistant Floor Tiles | Dorset Woolliscroft - http://www.dorsetwoolliscroft.com/

 

[Tom bowe]

No it was Pilkingtons. Dorset Wooliscroft is still going, owned by Original Style now. But they don't do the old Multi-versatile anymore (smooth on one side, studded on the other) which was their flagship to beat all flagships. Colour wise I don't remember flame. They did Rustic which was a combinatuion of red, mixed with a bit of brown and mustard.

Check this link and see if an alternative is available:

Slip Resistant Floor Tiles | Dorset Woolliscroft - http://www.dorsetwoolliscroft.com/

 

[Dan]

That's it!

I remember that multiversatile! Had a horrible green / grey colour and then the red.

Used to have a display board checkerboard style and customers used to order it and want it like that, one tile the right to way up and the ones around it the other way up. Tilers used to hate it as it needed different amounts of adhesive under them depending on which way up lol

 

[Tom bowe]

Picture enclosed

 

[Dan]

I think that's called autumn blend.

 

[Dan]

Actually i think you said its name? Autumn blend was thicker and some other firms quarry