Hi, I have a Georgian house and I think the pantry cupboard was floored in about 1915. It’s concrete and has these brown tiles on top of the concrete.
The tiles are 5 to 6 mm thin and the tiles plus tile adhesive measure 10 mm thickness.
As you can see, they have been cut because the previous owner had Carpet down. We have pulled up the carpets and sander the floorboards.
I don’t want to re-tile the entire pantry cupboard…… I just want to pull up the broken bits and put some kind of border tile on, but it needs to be thin enough to run flush… So we need to be 5 to 6 mm thick. I thought a border type design lead horizontally in a nice bright colour or pattern with some brown in it.
as per pic the required “width” is 26cm.
The problem I have is that all the floor tiles I can find are about 10 mm thick!
I don’t really care what it is made of so long as it is durable and fills the space and runs flush with what is already there.
Any ideas!? Thanks.