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Tiles

In the beginning of March we went to the big material shop in Pattaya - Boonthavorn to buy all the needed floor and wall tiles, this exercises took almost the whole day.
After some days the tiles were delivered to the building site in a safe and good way. This is maybe the first time I have seen well packed, and securely strapped goods on a truck. They even used a crane to unload.
Different from the 4000+ tiles we got for the roof some days earlier. Not strapped and moved from the trucks to the ground by hand.





I have two pictures from the tile shop, the material here is not tree, it's concrete. 
Good way to avoid the termites but get the look.


What is the price on this?



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