| QTY: 1 Job Lot | £600 Job Lot |
| QTY: 20 m² | £120 Per Sq Metre |
| QTY: 1 Job Lot | £350 Job Lot |
| QTY: SOLD | £1,325 Job Lot |
| QTY: SOLD | £1,700 Job Lot |
| QTY: SOLD | £225 Job Lot |
| QTY: In Stock | £3.95 Each |
| QTY: 326 | £4 Each |
| QTY: 650 Remaining | £0.50 Each |
| QTY: Out of Stock | £2.90 Each |
| QTY: SOLD | £1 Each |
| QTY: Out of Stock | £2.90 Each |
| QTY: 12 m² | £100 Per Sq Metre |
| QTY: 4 m² | £48 Per Sq Metre |
| QTY: SOLD | £65 Per Sq Metre |
| QTY: In Stock | £2.90 Each |
Handmade terracotta tiles have been made from red and brown clays for centuries. The name terracotta means burnt earth and refers to the making process of shaping and firing the clay to make it hard and durable. The tiles can then be glazed to seal it from staining. As the tiles are porous and it regularly freezes in the UK (therefore any water present in the tiles would expand and crack the tiles) terracotta is only suitable for indoor use. The lovely warm, earthy red and orange tones give a rustic feel which, along with its practicality and durability, are great reasons to lay a beautiful reclaimed terracotta floor in your home, restaurant or pub.
The name ‘quarry’ tile is misleading; these tiles aren’t actually from a quarry! Antique quarry tiles are made from natural materials such as clays, shales and feldspar, in a process similar to brick making. These tiles are very hard, durable and are usually less porous than terracotta tiles.
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