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birdywordy

Experts please can you help?

I'm looking for 150x75mm Plain White Brick Tiles for a bathroom that are reasonably priced. Johnson sell them at £48 a square metre which seems a little pricey. Fired Earth cost the earth.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

BirdyWordy
 
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Deleted member 9966

hi BirdyWordy,

Have you contacted your local Tile Giant store? they should be able to find what you're looking for at a reasonable price.

GRR :thumbsup:
 
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Bolter

Experts please can you help?

I'm looking for 150x75mm Plain White Brick Tiles for a bathroom that are reasonably priced. Johnson sell them at £48 a square metre which seems a little pricey. Fired Earth cost the earth.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

BirdyWordy

Ive just fitted Johnson pain white brick shaped tiles today full height round a bath. They were not anywhere near that price.

Bathroom Tiles, Johnson Tiles (Tile Factory), Kitchen Tiles, Wall Tiles - Bevel Brick - Walls and Floors
Black/White Wall & Floor Tiles, Wall Tiles, Trade White Wall & Floor Tiles, Bathroom Tiles - Metro 200x100 - Walls and Floors

or non bevel

British Ceramic Tile (Factory), Wall Tiles, Bathroom Tiles - Brick - Walls and Floors

very good company I might add :thumbsup:
 
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birdywordy

Thanks for the very quick responses!

I am however really only interested in the very plain 'unbevelled' kind at 150 x 75mm. I figured this would be quite a common size. I'ts frustrating though as the larger plain white brick tiles are very cost effective. Seems the smaller you go the more expensive they get. I wish I wasn't so fussy.

My quest continues I fear.

:mad2:
 
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Bolter

Thanks for the very quick responses!

I am however really only interested in the very plain 'unbevelled' kind at 150 x 75mm. I figured this would be quite a common size. I'ts frustrating though as the larger plain white brick tiles are very cost effective. Seems the smaller you go the more expensive they get. I wish I wasn't so fussy.

My quest continues I fear.

:mad2:

May I ask what your reasons are for the only slightly smaller tile being a necessity?

Have you an area to be tiled that works only with this size tile? Any tile can successfully be "set out" to work with most rooms.

If you have a pic of the room, and a size reference, maybe we can help?
 
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birdywordy

The bathroom originally had very old discoloured brick tiles and I want to replace them like for like. I know its probably really anal of me to only consider this size but I'm picturing myself lying in the bath 6 months from now staring at a compromise and being annoyed.
:smilewinkgrin:
 
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Bolter

The bathroom originally had very old discoloured brick tiles and I want to replace them like for like. I know its probably really anal of me to only consider this size but I'm picturing myself lying in the bath 6 months from now staring at a compromise and being annoyed.
:smilewinkgrin:

Well, if you dont compromise on price or size, you'll have to live with what you got :)

There's not many more decisions to make!
 
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doug boardley

hi Birdywordy, are you looking to do the full bathroom in the new tiles or are some of the original tiles still on and you're trying to match up?
 

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