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If you have the time to search, there is an older thread somewhere in this forum about the Monaco tile supplier. It had a ladies name and the company.
But, like the others said it's a long shot.
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97 Monaco Windsor- Sold
07 Monaco Executive McKinley- Sold
04 Monaco Signature Chateau IV
It would be a miracle if you were able to find something that matched the old tile. Your best bet will be to chisel it up and install all new tile. JMHO
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Joe & Annette
Sometimes I sits and thinks, sometimes I just sits.....
2002 Monaco Windsor 40PBT, 2013 Honda CRV AWD
Seen stone look tile floors or patios with random odd color tile here and there . Would only like like right if willing to put in others here and there as well. "Accent rugs?"
I had a few broken on our 97 Dynasty in the bathroom area and I simply re glued and re grouted them and it’s pretty much invisible vs trying to source such old tiles.
Good luck either way
Think before you try to take that tile up and replace it! Monaco had a glue that stuck so good that you will be taking part of the plywood underneath up just to get the tile off the floor. The tile chips off the floor about the size of a quarter. There are a lot of quarters in a 6x6 tile. Our tiles were 12x12. Been there, done that!
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