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[Rookery]

Probably prompted by the nice weather, I have been asked to quote for tiling a patio. They don't want natural stone so would you suggest porcelain and glazed or not?

 

[widler]

Just done mine, why not

In fact I have about 10m2 left over, if your interested

 

[John Benton]

Just done mine, why not

In fact I have about 10m2 left over, if your interested

Bloomin' multi-traders showing off again :sofahide:

Lovely work there Widler

 

[Rookery]

Very nice. Would you use porcelain or ceramic, glazed or unglazed?

 

[High Peak Tiling]

Not one for experience with exterior tiling, but Glazed would surely create a slippery surface when wet?

 

[High Peak Tiling]

Just done mine, why not

In fact I have about 10m2 left over, if your interested

Love it matey, enjoy it whilst the weather's in for it

 

[widler]

They not glazed ,more matt, porcelain ,possibly will be slippy in winter, but to be honest the stone flags are slippy in winter so I tossed it about in my head and decided ( well the wife did) that we(she) would go the tile route

 

[prceramics]

they look awsome buddy

 

[padtheplumber]

That looks great, nice work

 

[Chalker]

They not glazed ,more matt, porcelain ,possibly will be slippy in winter, but to be honest the stone flags are slippy in winter so I tossed it about in my head and decided ( well the wife did) that we(she) would go the tile route

Your right, everything is slippery in winter. Best go for what looks good, that looks great.

 

[widler]

Cheers chaps.
Sorry rookery I seem to have hijacked your thread
But to answer you question, as long as the tiles are frost proof and addy can be used external ( I used tilemaster) then get it done mate

 

[afright]

Have just finished 280 m2 balcony with 600 x 300 Alante porcs from CTD they have frostproof written on the back, also done my garden path about 8 years ago with porcs still looks good only draw back they are deadly with a bit of snow on them.