who do you think makes the best tiles

[Aston]

porcelanosa for me all day...i like them so much, i bought the company, well, i have a link on my home page lol

my dad used to love pilks, and he thought spanish tiles were k-rap, but that was the late 70's and things have improved now.

turkish 6 x 6 whites from b&q are another favorite of my lol....

 

[tommyzooom]

Aparici

 

[Daz]

Porcelanosa for me too .

Spanish and Italian tiles always seem to be the nicest to work with.

 

[Ajax123]

Wickes ..... and they deliver now.....

 

[peckers]

porcelanos for me too. i do like v+b too but been having a few issues with them lately!

 

[The D]

Imola also do some nice tiles

 

[Scott]

Ceramiche 200 x200 bumpy white from topps.....NOT!

Only had Porcelanosa a few times but they were nice. My dad loved the self spacing cristal years ago as that was all he was doing on new build at the time.

 

[The D]

The thing I like about porcelenosa is all the stone and terracotta are pre sealed. And the ceramics are very good for size.

 

[Time's Ran Out]

I'am in heaven - just picked up a 63sq mt polished travertine job tonight - and yes the tiles are from Porcelanosa.
Lots of preparation to do but wont be able to start tiling till tiles arrive - 8weeks!
mattyg - in 1980 CTD were 3 independent distributors in Glasgow,Newcastle and Bradford, importing amongst others Porcelanosa.
Newcastle bought Glasgow and expanded throughout the north with a range of tiles under the banner of Gemini. Porcelanosa arrived in the UK with showrooms accross the country but not in the north. CTD sold out to StGobain who dropped Porcelanosa as they were competition and Porcelanosa opened showrooms in the north. CTD have - as Dave replied- started to stock a limited exclusive range of Porcelanosa.
Remember that saying - 'what goes round comes around'.

 

[mattyg]

I'am in heaven - just picked up a 63sq mt polished travertine job tonight - and yes the tiles are from Porcelanosa.
Lots of preparation to do but wont be able to start tiling till tiles arrive - 8weeks!
mattyg - in 1980 CTD were 3 independent distributors in Glasgow,Newcastle and Bradford, importing amongst others Porcelanosa.
Newcastle bought Glasgow and expanded throughout the north with a range of tiles under the banner of Gemini. Porcelanosa arrived in the UK with showrooms accross the country but not in the north. CTD sold out to StGobain who dropped Porcelanosa as they were competition and Porcelanosa opened showrooms in the north. CTD have - as Dave replied- started to stock a limited exclusive range of Porcelanosa.
Remember that saying - 'what goes round comes around'.

Thanks I have a family contact in CTD may help getting porcenalosa stuff cheaper:drool5: