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When I called Tiling Supplies, Dave could not have been more helpful. He is clearly a guy who knows the industry inside out. He knew the answer to every question I had, and nothing was too much trouble.
Prices were very competitive, and I was very pleased to receive the goods the next day considering I ordered at 3:30pm.
All in all a very good, friendly company to deal with, and one I will certainly do business with in future.
Clear website, helpful staff on phone, next day delivery, best price I could find retail.
Could do with a better update process to link an order back to delivery detail and status (e.g. mark when dispatched).
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