Here is a floor just restored finished today.
Victorian floor years of abuse and the Highlander worked his magic
using Aquamix products and one happy customer.
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Here is a floor just restored finished today.
Victorian floor years of abuse and the Highlander worked his magic
using Aquamix products and one happy customer.
Great work there, and love the tiles![]()



nice pics gary..thanks for sharing them with us..![]()
what a difference great job![]()
Nice work Gary.
Makes you wonder why people let them floors get into such a mess. What products did you use?
I remember cleaning up a victorian floor in Dulwich Village, about 7 years ago. The previous owner's of the property had put carpet over it, damaging the peremiter tiles by nailing carpet grippers to it. Spent 2 days patching up and cleaning it. Very hard graft, didn't really know what I was doing. With great products like Nanoscrub, must make it much easier.



Lovely pics Gary, i really need to have a go at this restoration.
Very nice! Well worth the effort.
Looks brill mate....![]()
As everyone has said - great job
You don't see many new floors laid like that.
Mark



Do love them victorian floors, Looks great mate![]()
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
Do you get many of them Gary. You could make a killing around all the little villages in London.
Highgate, Blackheath, Dulwich, Wimbledon, Richmond, Barnes......... All full of victorian floor's in need of restoration.
Looks like new, great job-- if not too much trouble would you sharing the process and materials you used to achieve the great finish.
Nige
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