Victorian tiles

va10anna

7 years ago

What is the hallways with and what are the size of the octagonal ?and square tiles

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Junction 8 Tile & Stone Ltd
7 years ago
Hi

The main floor in the hall consists of Harrogate pattern ..... white octagans 106x106mm with black square inserts 37x37mm . The border is called Kingsley & shown using black rectangles 151x24mm, white triangles 73x52x52mm & black squares 53x53mm .

We offer a CAD design service which costs £30.00 incl. vat . If i can have details of the size of the area you wish to tile an image of how the completed floor will look can be supplied with costing for tiles . The CAD design charge is refundable against an order if tiles are purchased .

If you require samples or have any further questions please ring me on 07895 588418 .

Kind Regards

Mike Smy

Junction 8 Tile & Stone

Tel : 0151 357 4003
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