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Help identifying floor tile

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We moved in to a new home that has tile marked "MADE IN ITALY" with a "T" a "2" and an arrow down throughout all of the living spaces. It's been kept in immaculate condition and we thought we'd leave it as-is while renovating around it, however we've noticed a handful of cracked tiles due to the house settling and need to locate the manufacturer or find a way to purchase a good amount of replacement tiles. Do these markings mean anything in terms of identifying what we're dealing with? All help is much appreciated!

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Patricia Colwell Consulting
last month
. There is IMO no way to match the tile anyway so you are in the mess with renovating do this now and be done it will also let you see what is causing the tile cracking too so you can address that now instead of later.
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