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cowgomoo
Good Morning to you all, if you have time I would like some advice on encaustic tiles. I have seen them before but never worked with them and now I am in a position to possibly start selling them I want to get all my info right.
I have read the various threads here and understand that it is a specialised install but there are 1 or 2 things I would like to get clear.
Are they really suitable for a bathroom floor ? does the weight of them make the prep any different to that of a porcelain for a typical 1st floor / loft extension with wooden joists.
Are they a suitable tile for a busy kitchen - prone to heavy use with lots of food spills including oil etc etc.
Are they a lot more to install with all the sealing, drying, laying, grouting and sealing again - what do any of you typically charge per m2 for this. My client will mostly be in London.
Do any of you specialise in this install.
I am sure more questions will arise but this will get it going.
I appreciate all the help / advice you have given me in the past and look forward to your comments.
Cow.
I have read the various threads here and understand that it is a specialised install but there are 1 or 2 things I would like to get clear.
Are they really suitable for a bathroom floor ? does the weight of them make the prep any different to that of a porcelain for a typical 1st floor / loft extension with wooden joists.
Are they a suitable tile for a busy kitchen - prone to heavy use with lots of food spills including oil etc etc.
Are they a lot more to install with all the sealing, drying, laying, grouting and sealing again - what do any of you typically charge per m2 for this. My client will mostly be in London.
Do any of you specialise in this install.
I am sure more questions will arise but this will get it going.
I appreciate all the help / advice you have given me in the past and look forward to your comments.
Cow.