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FOR SALE: White hexagonal tiles in sheets, bathrooms or kitchens

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We over ordered these lovely white tiles, so now have one full unopened box and one opened half full but untouched box.

They are in sheets. There are 30 sheets in the unopened box, probably about 15 in the opened one. These are expensive tiles but I don't have room to keep them. I'd be looking to get ?50. We bought them for ?2.95 per sheet, which means there's ?190 worth of tiles there. The individual tile size is 25mm x 25mm. There are 10.25 sheets per square meter and 144 tiles per sheet.


Collection only, we're in Nunhead SE15. No timewasters please, we're trying to move back into the house this week!

londonhan

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I tried to upload photos from my phone but couldn't for some annoying reason. If you look at Wallsandfloors


https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/bijou-hexagonal-mosaic-tiles-white-hexagon-matt-tiles Those are the exact one

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