Wedges....

[Colour Republic]

... What colours can you get them in?

I've used the red ones but can you get them in any other colours???

I'm after grey but worse case black.

 

[White Room]

Not that I've seen Rob, red tends to be the popular colour

 

[merlecollins]

... What colours can you get them in?

I've used the red ones but can you get them in any other colours???

I'm after grey but worse case black.

Order the Rubi ones from Tradetiler and they come dark grey

 

[Abstract tiling]

you can get them in black from a shop round where i live,in bradford.

 

[White Room]

CR is in Brighton

 

[Gazzer]

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Ceramic Tiling Tools

Raimondi Big WEDGES 40x9x8mm for Wall Tiles 200pcs Pack on eBay (end time 03-Dec-09 13:47:17 GMT)

 

[doug boardley]

I've got blue ones and black ones

 

[Gazzer]

Tiling > Tile Sundries > PACK 250 TILE WEDGES 0 - 5mm (LOOSE)

 

[Gazzer]

I've got blue ones and black ones

Are we still talking about wedges Doug ??? :ninja:

 

[Colour Republic]

Tiling > Tile Sundries > PACK 250 TILE WEDGES 0 - 5mm (LOOSE)

These look just the job but are they plastic or foam/rubber?

 

[Gazzer]

Alpine Tiling Products

 

[Gazzer]

Tile Spacer Wedges

 

[Colour Republic]

Lovely... thank you boys I now have a solution to my problem

 

[Abstract tiling]

Lovely... thank you boys I now have a solution to my problem

whats the reason you wanting black or grey??

 

[Colour Republic]

I should explain...

The job I’m working on has some wind breakers above the balcony, these rattle in high winds (meaning no sleep at night), they have had somebody out to sort them once before. These people riverted them to try and solve it (to be fair I would have tried the same) but with the strong winds these have worked themselves loose and started to rattle again. I would like to remove the wind breakers, install some sort of insulation and rivet them again but this would not be cost effective considering the labour involved, my second choice would be to inject some Silicon to act as a sound dampener but the gap is so small I don't think this would work. So I got to thinking that tile wedges hammered into the space would work! Hence why they need to be grey and also why they would need to be plastic (foam would be very hard to install)