The tile, the place, in Dronfield

There are tiles by the mile in Dronfield homes and now you don''t have to travel out of town to find what you are looking for. The Tile Place offers all manner of quality products plus adhesives and grouts too.

When it comes to creating a dream kitchen or bathroom in your home, nothing will set it off in a better fashion than quality tiling.

And, up until now, that was always meant a drive to Sheffield, Chesterfield or goodness knows where to find the inspiration and the tiles you are looking for.

But from now on-wards, you don''t have to go very far at all. Indeed, Dronfield folk will be delighted to hear that all tiling projects now start and finish right here in town.

The Tile Place is the latest business to open at the Lucas Works complex at Sheffield Road.

It is a one-stop-shop for all your tiling needs, whether you are a keen DIY enthusiast or you are a professional tiler by trade.

Proprietor Julian Askham has been in the tiling business since leaving school 18 years ago and he has a wealth of experience and knowledge. He did much research before selecting a location for The Tile Place showroom and he knows he has made a wise decision in opening up his exciting new outlet in Dronfield.

There are, he says 26 tiling businesses within a two-mile radius of the town and most of the people running them waste valuable time driving into Sheffield to buy products.

Displays at The Tile Place showroom will most likely provide all the inspiration you require and friendly advice is always available. Julian can offer all manner of quality products in ceramic, porcelain, slate, stone, limestone and even glass. There are tiles for walls, worktops and floors and a good range of adhesives and grouts are always in stock.

"We can supply everything people could hope to find, whether they are a domestic customer or is they are in the trade," says Julian. " We offer free measuring and a supply and fit service too and have tiles covering the entire market, from the lower price range through to some expensive high quality tiles."