Are the same tiles used inside and out? Do you have supplier details

redroofs361

4 years ago

Berwyn Road, Richmond · More Info

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Paul Wiggins Architects
4 years ago
They are 1200mm.sq - more expensive and critical to lay than normal size tiles.

Stone & Ceramic Warehouse - speak to Wes Palmer www.sacw.co.uk
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Are the same tiles used inside and out? Do you have supplier details

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Paul Wiggins Architects

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