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Where to source for tiles in Singapore

9 years ago

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Hi guys, need your advice on what are the best places to buy tiles in Singapore without running into problems, or getting overcharged? Looking for floor tiles similar to this:

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michele_wong55
9 years ago
Hi, please try Soon Bee Huat. Attached photos of tiles that i saw at their Toh Guan brunch. Photos were taken back in May this year when I renovate my house. Hope this helps you. Cheers!
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SUGARBAKERS
9 years ago
Hi Ibrahim, most of the tile/flooring suppliers carry a range of tiles similar to ones that you like. Try Soon Bee Huat, or Hafary. They carry quite a large range of trendy tiles. You might be surprised that you might find some other design that might inspire you even more.
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Ibrahim29 Md
Original Author
9 years ago
Thanks guys, had a look at both Soonbeehuat and Hafary, got my stuff from SBH.
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ERStudio Pte Ltd
8 years ago
Hafary has a wide range of tiles.

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