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PLEASE CLICK ON THIS PRIMARY LINK BELOW FOR MY LATEST TESTIMONIALS:
Admission to the above website is only by recommendation. The current classification is "Highly Recommended"
There are also personal statements from satisfied customers.
Find a store near you :
www.toppstiles.co.uk TOPPS TILES
www.stonehousetiles.co.uk NATURAL STONE, MOSAICS
www.tile-store.co.uk TILE STORE
www.adriennechinn.co.uk/directory-tiles.htm INTERIOR DESIGN AND TILES
www.tilesuk.com TILES UK, MOSAICS
www.diy.com B and Q
www.homebase.co.uk HOMEBASE
www.wickes.co.uk WICKES
I am unable to recommend any particlar store but will be happy to check your purchases for quality, quantity and fit. I will also advise you on the correct adhesive.
Estimating quantities:
One square metre is 1m X 1m this equates to approximately 10 square feet or 10 tiles of 30cm X 30cm.
Some boxes of tiles can be 9 tiles at 33cm X 33cm each ... also approx. = 10 square feet.
Other common sizes are 10cm X 20 cm, 10cm X 10cm, 5cm X 10cm edging.
Number of tiles required = area required to be tiled (square cm) divided by tile size (square cm)
Lets look at an example of an area for tiling of 8 square metres (or 80,000 sq cm) divided by a tile size of 10cm X 20cm (or 200 sq cm)
so 80,000 divide by 200 = 400 tiles and then add 10% for cutting and wastage etc so total required = 400 + 40 = 440 tiles.
Tiles left over would normally be returned for a refund with your receipt unless they are specifically end of line "sale" items. Check with your supplier.
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