Floor Tiles - Wholesale

[cath2791]

I work for a Ceramic / Porcelain Floor Tile Wholesaler.

We don't advertise to the public, but we never turn them away either.

I thought i'd do this post just in case any members out there are in the market for these... cause you just never know.

We only sell at wholesale prices, so the price you buy them at is the same price we sell them to the shops.

We're situated about 3 shops down from Frasers Motorcycles in Dianella on Cleveland st.

I'm always at the front counter, so if you call in, i'll see you there




(edited, cause i cant spell for shit!)


Edited again cause for some reason i can't reply in here...

So to Lolly and Jabba - Awesome guys, see you soon

Shmoo ... I'll have to get back to you on that one, only because I dont want to give you the wrong info.

With any luck i'll be able to post in here by Tuesday!

[Lolly]

I shall be paying you a visit very soon!

[jabba]

I will also see you soon.

[shmoo]

Feel free to tell me to bugger off and ring up if this is too much for a forum reply...

We are renovating our kitchen. We've just got the flooring left to do and we're struggling with our options. The kitchen is located on the second floor and is on wood plank type floor. We want to pu something more waterproof down and we are considering either cork, tiles or lino. We have been told by a few tile places that we cant do tiles because the wood floor will not be solid enough and will cause the tiles to crack and the floor moves slightly. However another tiler has just told us that that is a load of crap and we certainly can install tiles - he would just lay a fibre cement sheet down first to get a uniform surface and to insulate etc.

do you have any comments on that scenario?

thanks in advance
jono

[Taz]

shmoo

yep the fibre cement option works

is there any spring or movement with the floorboards

[Chaingang]

yep....looks like i'll be coming for a look too!

[CBillyR]

shmoo

yep the fibre cement option works

is there any spring or movement with the floorboards[/b]

Just be sure to use flexible adhesives between flooring and 6mm cement sheet, good waterproof barrier taped on joins and flexi adhesive between c/sheet and tiles don't grout any joins between different surfaces and fill with chaulking.

And drain.

DD

[Zaffira]

Most helpful post of the year!!!!! See you soon
IcE

[cath2791]

Hi Guys,

Thought I better let you all know that i'm no longer working for this company, but it doesnt mean that you still cant go there and get the same prices, as i said ^^ up there some where, i wasnt able to give discounts anyway as they were already at wholesale prices.

Cheers

Cathy