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| Weight | 1500 kg |
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Batch of Reclaimed Red and Blue Quarry Tiles (Handmade Pamments)
Discover an exceptional slice of architectural history with this batch reclaimed red and blue quarry tiles. Sourced directly from a single farmhouse near Tarporley in Cheshire, this rare batch offers immediate rustic character. Indeed, every piece features a magnificent patina from decades of authentic domestic wear. Furthermore, a batch of 9″ quarry tiles from the same location is available here.
Dimensions- L6″ x W6″ x D1″ (L15.2cm x W15.2cm x D2.5cm)
Sold as a single batch of 31sqm- (approx. 43 tiles/sqm)
Please note, due to the nature of production, the age of the items and process of reclamation, there are likely to be imperfections and wear marks.
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| Weight | 1500 kg |
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Discover an exceptional slice of architectural history with these reclaimed red and blue quarry tiles. Sourced directly from a single farmhouse near Tarporley in Cheshire, this rare batch offers immediate rustic character. Furthermore, a batch of 9″ quarry tiles from the same location is available here.
Unlike standard modern alternatives, these are authentic handmade pamments measuring a substantial 6 inches square by 1 inch thick. Furthermore, finding a single job lot of 31 square metres is exceptionally rare. This volume comfortably covers large kitchens, expansive hallways, or garden patios.
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| Feature | Specification |
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| Tile Dimensions | 6" x 6" x 1" (150mm x 150mm x 25mm) |
| Total Quantity | 31 Square Metres (Approx. 43 tiles per m²) |
| Origin | Historic Farmhouse, Tarporley, Cheshire |
| Color Blend | Terracotta Red & Staffordshire Blue Chequerboard |
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Every piece features a magnificent patina from decades of authentic domestic wear. Consequently, the surface displays timeworn discolouration, minor historic edge chips, and original mortar remnants. However, you can easily remove excess mortar using a simple brick hammer.
These reclaimed red and blue quarry tiles blend seamlessly into period cottages. Additionally, they soften the cold visual impact of modern materials in contemporary new builds.
Staffordshire Blue tiles are renowned for their incredible strength and historical durability.
Exceptional Hardness: High-iron clays fired at extreme temperatures create an almost vitrified, indestructible body.
Low Porosity: The intense firing process naturally seals the surface against heavy moisture.
Striking Contrast: The rich, dark blue shade contrasts beautifully with warm terracotta red tiles.
Therefore, combining these tones creates a stunning, traditional chequerboard floor pattern.
Opting for reclaimed red and blue quarry tiles benefits both your property design and the environment.
Unmatched Authenticity: Modern reproductions simply cannot replicate genuine, century-old surface wear.
Eco-Friendly Choice: Reusing original building materials actively reduces carbon emissions from new manufacturing.
Immediate Character: Antique tiles bring instant depth, warmth, and history into any room.
Proper preparation ensures your handmade floor lasts for generations.
Clean the Tiles: First, gently knock off old mortar remnants using a brick hammer.
Prepare the Substrate: Next, ensure your subfloor is fully level, clean, and structurally sound.
Dry Lay the Pattern: Alternate your reclaimed red and blue quarry tiles to perfect the chequerboard layout.
Bed in Mortar: Subsequently, lay the tiles into a suitable lime or sand-and-cement mortar bed.
Initial Sealing: Apply a breathable impregnating sealer before grouting the open joints.
Grout the Joints: Fill the gaps carefully using an appropriate breathable floor grout mix.
Final Sealing: Finally, apply a second coat of sealer across the entire finished floor.
Expert Sealing Tip: Although Staffordshire Blue tiles are largely sealed by firing, we strongly recommend sealing the whole floor. This prevents water ingress and staining. Furthermore, proper sealing actually helps bond these reclaimed red and blue quarry tiles to your mortar.


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