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1289914703844.jpg 1289914659751.jpg 1289914676695.jpg Although it's just a small cloakroom, by cutting the 600x400mm Travertine into decor panels - framed by chrome inlays - this job had a bit of a ... -
TRAVERTINE - can competitively priced stone look good?
1289914703844.jpg1289914659751.jpg1289914676695.jpg Although it's just a small cloakroom, by cutting the 600x400mm Travertine into decor panels - framed by chrome inlays - this job had a bit of a 'punch' and I think worked quite well.
The client didn't want 7 years bad luck so the mirror is the only original feature in the room, from when the house was built 5 years ago - so the job was designed around it!!!!!
You can see some of the lighter filling in the stone pieces, but including the floor there was very little waste from 45 tiles.
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timeless john (05-10-2011)
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Quality looking job created with a bit of imagination, I like it....
Created on iPhone.....
"The early bird catches the worm.... but it's the second mouse that gets the cheese"
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timeless john (05-10-2011)
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Re: TRAVERTINE - can competitively priced stone look good?
I like that a lot TJ, did you use the off cuts to make the strips?
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timeless john (06-10-2011)
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Nice tasty work as usual John with great design and thought threw in.
Well done and thanks for sharing.
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Re: TRAVERTINE - can competitively priced stone look good?
Very nice Timeless goes to show what a bit of thought can do
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timeless john (06-10-2011)
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7 years bad luck,good reason...Good work
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timeless john (06-10-2011)
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Very nice work John,
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timeless john (06-10-2011)
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Re: TRAVERTINE - can competitively priced stone look good?
Top class work as always from one of the best tilers in the country imo
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Re: TRAVERTINE - can competitively priced stone look good?
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garythetiler 
Top class work as always from one of the best tilers in the country imo
The cheque is in the post!
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Re: TRAVERTINE - can competitively priced stone look good?
I hate chrome with stone.
But THAT looks good. You could be "turning" me!
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