Like laminate strips but real ceramic tile

[Bogie]

Does anybody know where you can buy the ceramic tile "strips"?

This was shown on CityLine awhile ago but I cannot locate them, even on the Cityline website.

Similar to the wood flooring laminate interlocking strips, but they are ceramic tile that you install then add the grout later to finish.

[dbusguy]

first choice would be the obvious, rona, home depot.
are there any specialty tile shops in town?
could e-mail cityline

but of course these are all the esay answers that you've already done, right? ;)

[Bogie]

HomeDepot hasn't a clue. The dept head of flooring only knew about it existing because his own mother called and asked him for it LOL

[heathkit]

Is this what you are looking for.
Called :Edge Flooring"

http://www.edgeflooring.com/site/green.html

[Bogie]

Is this what you are looking for.
Called :Edge Flooring"
http://www.edgeflooring.com/site/green.html
That's the stuff, thanks heathkit!

"heathkit"! Boy, that brand brings back memories LOL

[Bogie]

Boy, that's funny, no locations in Barrie .... closest would be either Holland Landing, Bolton, Collingwood, or Duntroon .... or, of course Toronto or Georgetown.

[sargpep]

Looks like a good product, time saving too.

[Bogie]

Looks like a good product, time saving too.Started with the kitchen floor - layed down the reinforcing plywood, then maggiemuffet decide maybe we'll do it for the whole floor - kitchen, dining room, living room, front powder room, and front hall entrance. That changed the picture dramatically. Both in time, logistics, and funding LOL.

If this stuff is cost effective then it could be done as funds permit for each area.

[andyman]

there is a tile store on dunlop south/west of the 5 corners
only know because they tiled the outside of the store ;)