“Clifford Ceramics also has state-of-the-art Computer Aided Design software which will show you on screen exactly how your re-tiling project will look.
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Tiles & Experience
from Clifford Ceramics by JASON CLIFFORD, DIRECTOR, CLIFFORD CERAMICS.
Do you know your Klimt Antracita from your Boston Blanco? No, well Jason Clifford does.
Jason is an expert on tiles and everything to do with tiles, and Klimt Antracita and Boston Blanco are just two of the many styles of tile that he can supply.
As Klimt Antracita, which is a glass tile, retails at just over £274 per square metre and the ceramic tile Boston Blanco costs just £24.95 per square metre, you can see just how wide is the range of tiles Jason has on offer on his website. It includes natural stone, porcelain and mosaics, as well as all the materials you will need to fit them.
Of course whether you are refurbishing a small cloakroom or building an extension, it’s often difficult to visualise what tiles would look best.
So Clifford Ceramics also has state-of-the-art Computer
Aided Design software which will show you on screen exactly how your re-tiling project will look. Jason with his 15 years of experience in the industry, can also be on hand to ensure you will be able to turn your vision into reality and without breaking the bank.
Over the years Jason has helped a countless number of homeowners and developers
with their tiling and associated needs. He has overseen the supply and installation of tiles for many projects of all sizes; but he has only recently established his own online business, Clifford Ceramics, to offer a high quality personal service and supply tiles and associated products from leading British and European manufacturers.
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