Get 4 Different Tile Samples Free

SAMPLE SERVICE

At Claybrook we realise that seeing and touching samples is a vital part of the design and planning process. To help you decide on the best tiles for the project we offer a number of samples free of charge, plus free postage. The free tiles may be whole or cut pieces (be careful of sharp edges), or mosaic sample cards. Due to their higher values, we do charge for some decorated tiles and finishing pieces. The free service extends to four different tiles and one order per household, although you can pay for as many tiles as you wish, all delivered free of charge.

The team at Claybrook HQ pack the sample requests by hand every day. We use Royal Mail or APC Streetwise to deliver them, usually within 48 hours of your order (Monday-Friday).

HOW TO ORDER

In order to get your four free samples please click the order sample button on each page. If you reach the limit of four for free and you require more simply add the additional samples to your basket (you will get the first 4 most expensive free) and pay at the checkout. The discount for your free samples will be applied at the check out payment page. You can return these additional samples for a full refund if required.

If you are a designer or architect and require a larger number of samples, please do email us on specification@claybrookstudio.co.uk, give us a call or drop into the Studio to discuss your requirements and project needs. Equally if you would like samples shipping overseas (outside of the UK) please email enquiries@claybrookstudio.co.uk.

Terms and Conditions: This promotion is for four free samples per household (each tile must be different). The four most expensive tiles will be free of charge, thereafter there is a charge per sample. As tempting as it may be to have us donate a splashback or indeed a whole room of tiling through multiple sample orders, we monitor this free service. We reserve the right to refuse a free sample order if we think it is a request worthy of being sent to the naughty step to think about what you have done.