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MikeW
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You could use some tiles which are lookalikes and the same size , but only you know what's going to be pleasing to the eye Mike, of coarse you will have to take the cut tiles up to put full ones back in where they have cut around the units .
But like I said, you could get some tiles but it's your decision what will look ok 🙂
Why don't you take a couple of pictures of the whole space involved, add to that a diagram of your new kitchen layout and upload it here. Who knows some of the budding designer types here may see a solution you can't at the moment. Fresh eyes and all that! 🙂
Note that for kitchens to be used commercially they need to use epoxy grout on walls and floors. Because bacteria can't settle in it. Tile choice becomes limited too usually.
I suppose it depends on what it's actually being used for to class it as commercial use but worth checking maybe.
If you're selling a product to the public, you need to comply with food standards. Just the same as a 5 star restraunte.I spoke to the local EHO a while ago and he said the requirements for home commercial kitchens are a bit more relaxed than say if it was a restaurant or pub so I doubt they would be that bothered but I will by all means look into it. Thanks