Affordable Victorian floor tiles.

7 years ago

I have started looking for Victorian floor tiles such as these:

http://www.londonmosaic.com/catalogue-victorian-and-modern-tile-design.htm#!faraday_50dia_3L

To my dismay, they are highly unaffordable, costing around £400m2. A 6x2m hallway will cost over £5000 excluding VAT!

Does anyone know of a better supplier for similar tiles (but not the large porcelain tiles) that is considerably cheaper?

Many thanks in advance.

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Shelley Maniovich
7 years ago
London Front Gardens have a great selection of Victorian tiles - check out their Houzz profile: https://www.houzz.co.uk/pro/wcooke7/london-front-gardens
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Sabbini & Co.
7 years ago
Hi Billy

We supply these tiles and our price is a lot lower than that!

Drop me an email on damien@sabbini.com
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