Help sourcing bathroom tiles
syreno
7 years ago
Can anyone help identify where I can get these bathroom tiles in the UK? Thanks!
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7 years agoThe LA Mr Jones has just be installed at our clients property (downstairs toilet room) and it looks great! The quality is great and the down pipe grey going on the walls soon is really going to bring it to life. They are stunning well priced tiles so would highly recommend.
Excuse the unfinished state :)
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