FOR SALE Quorn Porcelain Stone effect Tiles 9 boxes + 1 tile, 11.5 square Meters - Chastleton Grey

By PB12
February 24 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted February 24

Our tiler way over estimated how many tiles he needed - and there was almost no wastage - So I have a decent amount of these lovely tiles over.
They weren't cheap!! They are absolutely new and completely lovely!

They have tumbled edges so, once grouted, they are slightly wavy around the edges. They are not super shiny - so hopefully not ultra slippy.
It's really difficult to see the colour on a computer - you are very welcome to visit and see them in the flesh as it were. Also Quorn Stone have a number of showrooms where you can more than likely view them. We went to one in Merstham, RH1 3BN. But do check they have them on display before you go.

I believe there are also exterior patio tiles in the same tile only 20mm rather than 10mm thick.
We have 9 full boxes (5 tiles in a box) and 1 tile over which is 11.5 sq m.

They would cost £586 from Quorn - I'm happy to sell them for £450 ono.

Collection from SE23 1HA

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