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navy bathroom tiles

5 years ago

Hello,

I found this picture on Pinterest of some navy tiles which I love but can’t find them anywhere. Has anyone seen something similar or can advise where I could look? We’ve been to most standard tile showrooms (Tile Flair, Topps Tiles, Tile Giant, Original Style, Porcelanosa etc) but nothing comes close. Thank you in advance, Sally

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Defined Builds Limited
5 years ago
try Checkalow tiles In Barnet, have always been very helpful for me https://www.checkalow.co.uk/
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