4 inch white floor tiles

[peter.edelsten]

Anyone know where I could get some 4 inch white floor tiles? Its to retile a bathroom floor in the Barbican London so as to exactly match the existing 60's 4 inch wall tiles. I can get more wall tiles but they're not thick enough for the floor. I am not too bothered about the exact shade of white as provided I do the whole floor it should look OK. Do they still do 4 inch tiles in US?

 

[warehouseman]

Are you sure the existing tiles on the wall are 4'' . I only say this because a lot of bathrooms in the sixties and seventies were tiled with 4.25'' johnsons thin tiles. If they are johnsons 4.25'' then you will definitely struggle to find a comparable floor tile.
H & E Smith do a porcelain 4'' approx. Also 'Old English' do a similar porcelain tile. Both a bit pricey though, but quality very good.

 

[peter.edelsten]

Thanks. They are definitely 4 inch not 4 1/4 inch. I have emailed both of the suppliers you suggest to see what they come up with.

 

[tommyzooom]

"Original style" do one but it is 106 mm x 106mm (4 1/8")
www.originalstyle.com

 

[Spud]

if its only a small area, get some larger tiles and cut them down to the size you need if you use a wet saw with a decent blade you will get a nice finish it will be time consuming as 4 inch tiles are 100 tiles per square m but if its only a small floor you will cut them in a couple of hours

 

[peter.edelsten]

Thanks Gary I think thats what I'll have to do! Its only about 2.5 sq. m. so shouldnt take too long.

 

[Spud]

wilson and wylie did a lot of the tiling at the barbican give them a call they might know which tile it is and they may be able to source them for you