Hi,
my wife found a tile she really wants. Unfortunately, it’s only available from an exotic manufacturer (Kerion) and is, well, expensive—100€/m² (about 9.3 USD/ft²) including delivery.
But maybe someone knows a tile with the same or a very similar pattern for a lower price?
my wife found a tile she really wants. Unfortunately, it’s only available from an exotic manufacturer (Kerion) and is, well, expensive—100€/m² (about 9.3 USD/ft²) including delivery.
But maybe someone knows a tile with the same or a very similar pattern for a lower price?
SirSydom schrieb:
no, that's too old-fashioned and ordinary for me 🙂Unconventional installation makes ordinary tiles look special.
But you really need to approach it with creativity rather than money – anyone can use money 🙂
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Bieber081513 Apr 2016 07:13SirSydom schrieb:
It’s just for the laundry room How many square meters (square feet)? The potential savings are limited, right? If you find a tile that is 10 euros (about 11 USD) cheaper per m² (square foot), that would result in a total saving of X euros (dollars) for the entire laundry room compared to the original tile mentioned above. Of course, every euro counts, but...
A Google image search with your photo only leads to one source, apparently. It suggests “kakeldekor Marrakesch.” Quite interesting :-).
10m² (107.6 ft²).
As mentioned, the Kerion above should therefore cost €1000.
You can find simple tiles at the hardware store, black and white, natural edge, about 20x20cm (8x8 inches), which cost €15/m² (1.39 ft²).
I was hoping there might be similar ones available with the decorative pattern.
Potential savings: €850.
As mentioned, the Kerion above should therefore cost €1000.
You can find simple tiles at the hardware store, black and white, natural edge, about 20x20cm (8x8 inches), which cost €15/m² (1.39 ft²).
I was hoping there might be similar ones available with the decorative pattern.
Potential savings: €850.
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