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British Ceramic Tiles & Porcelain Tiles From Around The World might be a better name?

So in fact BRITISH CERAMIC TILES is just the marketing name for any country supplied tiles! Bit misleading don’t you think?

Hi, unfortunately they are a poor quality tile made by British ceramic tile shop are notorious amongst tilers as being problematic. Did you or the tiler check the batch numbers before they were fitted as thats the first port of call

They are a decent price. Just not a decent quality . . . .

Yeah you are spot on, that is the brand i was going for "Brighton Linear Grey wall tile by British Ceramic Tile" now i am back to square one of finding tiles at a decent price:oops:

248x398 tile size sounds like BCT (British Ceramic Tile) - many tilers would advise against this brand due to quality issues.

Laura Ashley Tile Mr Jones From British ceramic tiles 2nd fix off the same tile same issue not glazed discoloured one of their reps admitted that there has been a misfiring issue with the kiln shocking that they are still selling then

Have just bought some BCT wall and floor tiles for our new bathroom floor, well shower room really, approx 4 sqm. Our tiler has told us that BCT wall & floor tiles aren't up to the job of being used on the floor and will crack. Anyone have experience of opinion on this? Tiles are "BCT50650" Luna

I'm with impish on this one. Agree, british ceramics, whether it be from bct or johnsons aren't much cop. But full bodied or double charged porcelain (which those tiles look to be) , are far superior quality regardless of who makes or supplies it. They look to have take a fair whack from...

What make of tiles are going down? If British ceramic then run away! Yes I know its your house but still..run away!

IMPORTANT CHANGES TO BS 5385-1 WALL AND FLOOR TILING POSTED BY PHILIP JENKINS ON 20TH JULY 2018 As part of the five-year review of British Standards and reflecting changes within the tiling industry since 2009 – BS 5385 Part 1: 2018 has now been published. One significant change made was to...

IMPORTANT CHANGES TO BS 5385-1 WALL AND FLOOR TILING POSTED BY PHILIP JENKINS ON 20TH JULY 2018 As part of the five-year review of British Standards and reflecting changes within the tiling industry since 2009 – BS 5385 Part 1: 2018 has now been published. One significant change made was to...

I like fitting B&Q tiles and British Ceramic, I also like drinking brake fluid and razorblading my eyelids off...:D

In reference to point a above, he used a standard plaster board on one side of the shower and on the rest he installed ceramic tiles and mosaics over the top of very old previous tiling job. And by the window, we don't believe he prepared the walls again so not sure what he did there. Yes i...

British Ceramic :confused:

We sourced from B&Q - assume this means this is who B&Q bought from and they are not good enough for the job? Is there a different tile you would recommend? Brand or material or thickness? Thanks for your help.

Those tiles are ceramic from British Ceramic Tiles..... Another one bites the dust. The tiles are not suitable for your project. Yes, the tiler could have laid cement construction boards on top of the chip board and that may have helped but the crack is mainly due to the tiles not being strong...

Do you mean this: http://www3.ipc.org.es/dms/pdfs/Baldosas_ceramicas_caracteristicas_fisico-quimicas/Characteristics_standard_EN_14411/4-4-1-D%20DOC01%20ing-DEF_vPDF.pdf ?

It may be worth trying to view a copy of british standard. BS EN 14411 Ceramic tiles. Definitions, classification, characteristics, evaluation of conformity and marking through a public library somewhere

Hi those are British Ceramic fossilized wood effect tiles and as others have stated not the best to work with (slight variations in size and squareness) have done about 4 bathrooms in those but 3 were in brick bond making it easier to loose any variations. You should try to get a 6ft (1,800mm)...