gulf stone the tiles with the bling

[deanotile]

Used the gulf stone last week. Got my self all set up for a hard days graft cutting, as they were 600 by 600 on the 45. I assumed they would cut like granite but they cut like butter oh what a joy. Anybody used them?

[Varley]

Never layed them myself mate, nice to know though. Like your description of them...

'tiles with bling' lol

They are sparkly mind.

[CTD Marie]

I think these tiles are gorgous!!!!

If only i was allowed to get them for the bathroom floor!!!!

[Varley]

Originally Posted by CTD Marie

I think these tiles are gorgous!!!!

If only i was allowed to get them for the bathroom floor!!!!

Why aren't you allowed Marie?

[CTD Marie]

Bank balance and i rent my dad's house if i change the curtains he shouts god knows what he would do if i change the colour of the floor!!! LOL.

[deanotile]

I’m not sure but I think they are about £90.00 m2 or somthing like that.

[salmonfisher]

laid 3 sqm in bathroom at the start of the week £10 for a 300 x 300 tile look good down, they are very easy to cut as they are a composite material, must be made with similar resins to baths as the smell is the same when cutting whole in bath for taps as cutting tiles

[CJ]

Smell like glass fibre when you cut them.

Done the black with silver flecks in. Wonder wot they would look like with the new Mapei glitter stuff in the grout.

Just need a 1970's disco ball on the ceiling...........and the Bee Gees in the back ground

[deanotile]

Originally Posted by CJ again

Smell like glass fibre when you cut them.

Done the black with silver flecks in. Wonder wot they would look like with the new Mapei glitter stuff in the grout.

Just need a 1970's disco ball on the ceiling...........and the Bee Gees in the back ground

Someone told me they ruin your cutting disc is that true?

Kev

[deanotile]

Originally Posted by TilingLogistics

Someone told me they ruin your cutting disc is that true?

Kev

No they cut very easily they are made of crushed glass and resin

[faithhealer]

Originally Posted by deanotile

I’m not sure but I think they are about £90.00 m2 or somthing like that.

Just been asked to quote 50 sq mts of the stuff 'on the phone'! Refused to quote 'til I see the job.

[paulvdavies]

Hi Dean,
I am doing a smallbathroom floor on a plywood overlay under timber and will be using these tiles. Any advice as to what you fixed with and whether sealed? Thanks.....

[Saltire69]

they don't need sealed and most spf addy should be ok.