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06-06-2008
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Anyone used these tiles from Topps and if so how were they. Did you seal? before , after etc. How were they size wise. Client just bought tiles but have no other info as yet. Any help appreciated  Natural Slate Sheera Modular | ||
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Ask old Gazzy boy....he'll know,he sold the junk for long enough....  | ||
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Ok it looks to me like a mix of Chinese lilac, black and rustic grey (the greys are normaly browns on the flip side). Treat it like any other slate the black and lilac are harder than the grey/brown which can sometimes be more of a shale and a little softer. The browns and greys will need washing and will prob be thicker than the other 2 colours. I am going off a topps photo so hope I am correct m8 tiler .. | ||||||||||
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.Multisheera is modular, but also sold at 30 x 30, check which the customer is having Neale. If its the modular version use Bal PTB.....Gaz http://www.toppstiles.co.uk/search_r...sp?section=112  | ||
| "The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten" Last edited by GazTech; 07-06-2008 at 07:28 AM. |
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