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Hi Everyone,

I recently moved into a new property and I have a tiled floor and hallway. Some of these tiles are loose and cracked so I've removed the grouting and loosened the tiles out with the aim of putting some new adhesive down and replacing the tile.

The only problem I have is that the tiles have loads of adhesive already stuck to the back of them which I am having difficulty removing, so I might need some replacement tiles.

I was wondering if anyone can help me identify the tile itself. All I can see to identify it is that it has "MADE IN SPAIN" on the back along with the number 4.

I've attached a picture for reference and hoping one of you can sort this riddle out for me! The length of the tile is 45cm, with a width of 15cm (45 L x 15 W).
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Any help greatly appreciated!

Many Thanks
 
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Might be wooliscroft who made them now reading that thread.
Dan, thank you so much. I will take a look. I have a feeling it may have been discontinued as I have been searching high and low and can't seem to find. You are the first person who has given me any indication of what it might be / where it comes from. Thanks again!
 

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