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Floor restoration and cleaning group..

Group Created by Dave

Join this group to discuss techuniques etc and restoring old tiled floors and cleaning stone floors etc etc.....

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27-09-2008 - permalink
Dave

lol....if only eh?
26-09-2008 - permalink
TilingLogistics

I like the "lad" bit best Dave! If only!!! What I'd give to be 21 again LOL
25-09-2008 - permalink
Dave

hows that for timing kev..lol lol lol...
25-09-2008 - permalink
Dave

give this lad a shout he will sort it for you... http://www.tilersforums.co.uk/member...logistics.html
25-09-2008 - permalink
TilingLogistics

Derek,

Please e mail me your contact details. We can discuss this further or ring me with them.

Kevin Martin
Tiling Logistics
07770 598855
E Mail tilinglogistics@hotmail.com
24-09-2008 - permalink
derekm

Hi,
I was recommended to this forum by a member as a means to try and solve a problem with my limestone travertine floor. The floor was laid in 2007 by what I thought was the leading provider in my area (the Isle of Wight). Unfortunately the floor is not satisfactory and I have not been able to get the original provider to sort it out. The main problems arise from (I believe) not cleaning the tiles properly prior to laying and sealing and through heavy polishing to remove lipping on about 10% of the tiles. This has left the floor looking smeared and with uneven polished finishes. I think that there are two possible resolutions - replace the whole floor or re-face the top surface so that I can get back to a honed flat finish with no rounded edges on the tiles. What is really disappointing about this is that I did not spare any expense in getting the floor laid and complied with all the recommendations of the original provider re materials etc. What I am looking for is someone to give me some professional advice on the best solution. I don't want to have to take the floor up unless absolutely necessary as there is underfloor heating under it and a kitchen on top of it!! I am happy to pay for someone to come and assess the floor and give me a quote to get it sorted.
Yours hopefully
Derek
23-09-2008 - permalink
TilingLogistics

Yomper,

Thats a piece of string question mate. What sort of floors

Kev
22-09-2008 - permalink
theyomper

Hi I do get asked to restore some flooring so would be interested in knowing the recommended products to use.
10-09-2008 - permalink
Dave

Look forward to the pics kev...
06-09-2008 - permalink
davy_G

You guys finding much of a market for victorian? Ive only been asked once and was too busy to go and look at it! Pity