Porcelain floor tiles in hotel?

go for a tile called dotty cant remember manafacture might be kerastar i only pay about £XXm2 for them and there a porc
 
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Building Regulations do not have the power to say you cannot use a particular material. If you can demonstrate that the materials you use meet the requirements of the regulations then you can use them. I am constantly asked does anhydrite screed meet Building Regulations........it is a silly question really. If it was used as a structural ring beam to support a roof it would not work and the building would then not meet the regulations (Part A). However if it is used as it is designed to be used i.e. a levelling screed it is perfectly acceptable. It is not about what the materials are but how they are used.

you gotta love topps though eh! bless em 🙂
 
Just as i thought then realy.. il make sure i let him no the next time im in there 😉
 

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