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Discuss Limestone for kitchen? in the Buying Tiles? at TilersForums; Hi all We are about to re tile our kitchen and really like the look of Seashell limestone tiles. my question is, is limestone good for kitchens? I've had a ...
          
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    Hi all

    We are about to re tile our kitchen and really like the look of Seashell limestone tiles.



    my question is, is limestone good for kitchens? I've had a good old google today and really like this style of tile.

    obv it will require sealing etc. Any horror stories?

    should I be looking at another material?

    FINALLY (sorry!) is £39 per m2 a good average price?

    thanks all

    Dave

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    Default Re: Limestone for kitchen?

    This would be fine for your kitchen. I would try a buy this from a local supplier rather than from the web. And get a proffesional tiler to fix them. Ask to see some of his work. Or you could get a tiler from the forum to quote the job for you. Just make sure tiles are clean from grout residue before sealer is applied. Anymore questions ask away. Oh another quick one what is the substrate the tiles are going onto? Is there underfloor heating?
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    Hi mate, thanks for the reply

    Hey.. i'm in Marden, near paddock wood... not a million miles from Heathfield! (Have played footie there)

    Fancy the job!?

    Can you reccomend any decent local tile suppliers?

    cheers
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    Quote Originally Posted by davemul View Post
    Hi mate, thanks for the reply

    Hey.. i'm in Marden, near paddock wood... not a million miles from Heathfield! (Have played footie there)

    Fancy the job!?

    Can you reccomend any decent local tile suppliers?

    cheers
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    Yes give Hash (yes thats his name) a call at www.stoneandwoodfloors.co.uk they are based in Staplehurst.

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    Quote Originally Posted by enduro View Post
    Yes give Hash (yes thats his name) a call at www.stoneandwoodfloors.co.uk they are based in Staplehurst.
    I will come and have a look if you want.

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    Default Re: Limestone for kitchen?

    Actually Dave that supplier for the seashell limestone are good, Ive used them a couple of times for smaller contracts and I never had a problem with them.

    Pebbs

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    Default Re: Limestone for kitchen?

    Thank you guys, very much.

    enduro, if you are nearby then yes that would be great if you could have a looksy!

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    Just rang Hash @ GMS... Im goign to pop in to see them this Saturday. Thanks again for the reccomendation

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    Quote Originally Posted by davemul View Post
    Just rang Hash @ GMS... Im goign to pop in to see them this Saturday. Thanks again for the reccomendation
    How did you get on? Did you find some nice tiles.

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    How did you get on? Did you find some nice tiles.
    Hiya

    Yes went down to see them. Was served by a very eccentric older gentleman!

    Looks like we will be going with them.

    Fairly pricey, not sure if its the norm to ask for a good deal? or are their prices set in stone (pun intended )

    Will prob go and order tomorrow thank you for the reccomendation!

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    Yes that would be the owner Eric (The Viking) he is Danish ...He does come across as being a bit mad!!

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