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September 15, 2009

Inexpensive Tile?

Looking for terra cottaish tile for the bathroom. Where can I find a good selection of tiles in Brooklyn that is not too expensive - good value for money etc thanks !

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Loews has a porcelain tile (imported from Italy) that comes in several sizes(4x4, 6x6, 12x12) and colors. One color is a terra cotta.

I used this in a bathroom and it looks great - the price for the 6x6 is about 88 cents each.

Posted by: SenatorStreet at September 15, 2009 11:57 AM

It pays to shop around as we found out. We initially started out with simple subways tiles at one place in lower manhattan around 20-25 per sq. ft. Then we accidentally came across Nemo tile, where they had even nicer clean white subway tiles that were longer for around $14 per sq. ft.

Finally one day while I was in my men's bathroom at work (yes, in reno world, you look everywhere), I noticed we had what looked like the exact same type of tile plus a cool flooring. I found out they used Stone Source, went there, and got essentially the same cool tile for about $6 per square foot!

Plus at the same place we found everything else such as glass tiles, porcelain floor tiles, etc., all incredibly well priced.

I am not stating go to Stone Source (although it may be worth a shot), but it does really pay as we realized to shop around a bunch of places as they often carry similar types of stock at varying price levels.

Posted by: sunspot19 at September 15, 2009 9:36 PM

Oh, if you are interested in going to stone source, here is a link to their location. Not everything was inexpensive, but they had an awesome range of stuff we liked and prices on our choices were just amazingly competitive.

http://www.stonesource.com/

Posted by: sunspot19 at September 16, 2009 6:51 AM

There is a tile store on 4th ave and 40th street with good selection and prices

Posted by: dogdays at September 16, 2009 8:50 PM

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