CORK TILES

[MATHONA]

I have a sound but slightly worn cork tile kitchen floor Can I lay new cork tiles on it.

[Moz]

IMHO I would take up the old 1st ,

[Essie]

Mathona where did you buy your Cork tiles. I have been searching the Internet and can only find a supplier in America.

I have the same problem as you ie laying new Cork tiles over old. Your advice on a seller would be appreciated.

Thanks.
Essie

[MATHONA]

I have successfully laid new tiles .I first removed old tiles with wide chisel.the original wallboard was sound and the adhesive came off fairly clean

[Essie]

Mathona thanks for reply. But where did you buy your Cork tiles please.

Thanks.
Essie

[hithergreen]

Essie, I've just bought tiles from Siesta Tiles in Croydon UK and they send them out

[Diyisfun]

I was searching for cork tiles 6mths ago, I couldnt find them, I wanted to produce a wall board for the office.

[breezer]

hithergreen wrote:

Essie, I've just bought tiles from Siesta Tiles in Croydon UK and they send them out

hithergreen, i think its safe to say that Essie has either got the tiles or give up by now.

may i suggest you check the date a post was made

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Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 23:17

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[Diyisfun]

breezer wrote:

hithergreen wrote: Essie, I've just bought tiles from Siesta Tiles in Croydon UK and they send them out hithergreen, i think its safe to say that Essie has either got the tiles or give up by now. may i suggest you check the date a post was made Quote: Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 23:17

It helped me though & maybe others...So in this case I'm pleased..