Edwardian Tiles

Call 0161 429 9042

Tiles popular during the Edwardian era for hearths, fenders, and fireplace inserts .

Tiles are commonly found in Edwardian fireplaces and almost all hearths were tiled, usually in a brick pattern with oblong tiles. Cast iron fireplaces mostly had two 5 tile runs within them. Later on towards 1914 completely tiled fireplace inserts became the norm.

6 x 2 inch glazed tile PLN

6 x 2 inch plain glazed tile

£3.40

6 x 3 inch glazed tile PLN

6 x 3 inch plain glazed tile

£5.68

6 x 3 inch kerb tile (REO)

6 inch x 3 inch kerb tile (REO)

£17.05

3 x 3 inch kerb corner tile (REXr)

3 inch square Round Edged kerb corner tile (REXr)

£12.52

4.25 inch x 2.125 inch glazed tile PLN

4.25 inch x 2.125 inch plain glazed tile

£6.95

6 inch square brick effect tile

A brick effect tile used for hearths and in fireplace inserts

£23.61

tile colours available on all tiles

Basalt Black

Stockwell Grey

Olive Green

Inca Gold

Cornflower Blue

Victorian Green

Victorian Blue

Victorian Brown

Teapot Brown

Midnight Blue

Ivory

Burgundy

tile colours on limited tiles

Primrose

QT tile colours

Black

Off White

Terracotta

Opening Hours

Monday - Friday:
9am - 5pm

As we are a working factory with no facility for a showroom we are unable to display actual fireplaces.
However, we do welcome visitors by appointment to our Studio to view the loose tiles.

Call us on 01782 565442

Saturday:
CLOSED

Sunday:
CLOSED

Bank Holidays
CLOSED

Contact us

Phone: 01782 565442

Email:info@phoenixtilestudio.co.uk

Delivery

We can arrange delivery to your door.

Post and packing to mainland UK is around £16 for up to 1 square yard of tiles ie. up to 10kg.
Please note: there is a 15% re-stocking charge on returns

We can also handle large quantities up to a pallet load ie.250kg.

Delivery time is usually 2-3 working weeks for standard tiles.

Other types and sizes may take longer.

We recommend that you always order at least one spare tile of each type to cover for damage etc. as the next batch through the kilns could be a different shade.

Please Read Before Fixing Your Tiles.

SELECTION: We recommend that all boxes of tiles are opened and the shades matched and mixed as required in daylight and artificial lighting before use.
Victorian tiles are reproduced using similar materials and methods to the original item, and the degree of shade variation is inherent and desirable.
It is the responsibility of the purchaser to ensure that the material supplied is suitable before fixing.
No claims of any nature will be accepted after tiles are fixed or incorporated into a building.

STANDARDS: Tiles are manufactured to BS 6431 and are not guaranteed against crazing. Whilst most tiles do not normally craze the thickness of glaze necessary to reproduce the very shiny Victorian colours may often cause this to occur. It does not affect serviceability and actually achieves a truer degree of reproduction effect.
In certain conditions high gloss Victorian glazes are prone to discolouration and marking due to chemical attack from certain liquids including hard water and atmosphere. Because of the soft nature of the glazes, Victorian colours are easily scratched and should not be used in areas subject to abrasion.

GROUTING: Some coloured grouts can cause unavoidable stains on certain glazed surfaces. Therefore, tests should be made on a spare tile before using any coloured grout, to establish whether it is liable to stain, in which case a surface sealer is necessary to prevent such staining.

FIXING: The tiles can be fixed using sand and cement or any well known brand of flexible adhesive such as Bal Flex. If using a water based mix then it is best to seal the back of the tiles with a diluted PVA coating.

Fireplace Tiles