Have a customer that wants to redo her bathroom floor but is really hung up on using what she had, which apparently has been discontinued. I remember hear about (maybe here) a place that specialized in carrying just such a thing. Ring any bells with anyone?
TIA
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There used to be a guy in Harrison, or Rye, New Rochelle, Port Chester, NY that hald old stock of American Olean and others.
Or Dal Tile in the same locations...........
Give you something to look for.
I could maybe find a number in an hour or two of intense searching through old phone records or files.
Nah, don't do that Eric. I'm on the trail... of course as soon as I find it she will have settled on something else ;)PaulB
http://www.makeabettertomorrow.com
http://www.finecontracting.com
Check with any tile contractors in your area that have been around for a while. The ones around here in Michigan have their warehouses full of old left over tile, some I've seen dating back 30 years or more.
Shawn
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Paul below is a link to this Co. in RI have a big warehouse, they've been in business for years and were able to help me out a few time when I was looking to replace tile from 50's & 60"s give them a call . Possibly send them a pic or sample they go to warehouse a couple of times a week maybe you'll get lucky
Zeeya
http://www.atwoodtile.com/index.htm
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