Vintage Biscuit 4x4 Ceramic Bullnose Tile \'Wenczel\'-1 Piece - Surplus for Sale

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Vintage Biscuit 4x4 Ceramic Bullnose Tile \'Wenczel\'-1 Piece - Surplus For Sale

$Vintage Biscuit 4x4 Ceramic Bullnose Tile \'Wenczel\'-1 Piece - Surplus$
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Vintage Biscuit 4x4 Ceramic Bullnose Tile \'Wenczel\'-1 Piece - Surplus:
$6.00

1 Piece Vintage Surplus 4x4
Biscuit \'Wenczel\' Bullnose Tile

Mid-century Biscuit/off-white tile, vintage, surplus.Tiles measure 4 5/16 by 4 5/16 inches each and are 17/64 inch thick including the ridges on the back.They are marked ‘W,\' the mark for Wenczel. We almost color-matched it to Plumbing Supply\'s color chip #346, Biscuit, as shown although the tile is a shade lighter in color than that. There will be slight variations in color and condition depending on what it was exposed to over time. We have the matching 4x4 field tile in another listing, with the same soap-bubble finish to the glaze.

Please note wecharge a 20% restocking fee on our vintage tile. ’s no-fault return policy allows you toreturn your purchase for any reason so we want you to be happy with everysingle tile you receive. It is time andlabor-intensive to inventory and package these materials, and damage fromunnecessary handling takes a toll.

Please make sure this is the right tile for youby first buying Plumbing Supply’s color chip that we have matched to it. Photos are not adequate to match colorsbecause of the wide variation in lighting, photography, and monitor settings.

We always post the entire quantity we have available.

We often get long-forgotten surplus tile from basements, salvaged tile from demolished baths, and antique specialty tile of all kinds.Condition varies widely, and we are a small company without the resources to fully clean and photograph every individual tile.We triage our tile so that you do not receive any pieces with chips, cuts, or cracks on the visible face.Salvaged tile will often have little chips or damage on the sides or back that will be hidden by your grout.Even surplus NOS tile will often have cobwebs or minor scratches on the face just from being stacked for yearsalongside other tile.We cannot guarantee our tile to be pristine; often it is more than 100 years old and has the patina and character to prove it!

Tile is fired to over 1,500 degrees F when it is made, so it can handle quite a bit of cleaning.Older floor and wall tile was usually set in mortar, which can be gently chipped off and cleaned with a razor or mild muriatic acid.Mid-century wall tile is usually set with mastic or other adhesives which are usually water soluble.Soak your salvaged tile in water with TSP or other detergent, even outside to warm in the sun for a couple days, and spray it off with a nozzle on your garden house.Any remaining adhesive, paint, or caulk usually comes off easily with a fingernail or razor knife.

We will tightly wrap and pad your tile.’s shipping calculator does not factor in the size of box needed for orders of multiple square feet.We do not have the staff to pre-pack and provide quotes for orders over 1 square foot. We will use flat rate boxes whenever possible and can refund any shipping overpayment you make via their calculator.

YOU are doing the heavy lifting of re-use.We’re just here to help!Please visit our store in MD just outside of DC for all your vintage bath needs, from fab colorful sinks and toilets to chrome legs and lighting.

Location M29