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Tile Sale/Garage Sale


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I'm clearing the lock up and planning an actual garage sale this weekend, of leftover tiles. Some preview pix attached (there are more to add). I'll aim to put up better pix with some actual quantities tomorrow. Thinking 50p to ?2 per tile. Some are in big enough quantities for a splashback or two! There's also tons of tile cleaner and sealant going free if there's a tile business out there that wants it, and a very big wooden chest! Just gauging interest...
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