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- Hello! Please I need your help. I'm living in a 3yo department on a 5th floor (the entire building is 14floors). 3 months after moving in I noticed hairline cracks on more than 10 floor tiles, some of them linear and comprising 3/4 adjacents tiles. Others, just randomly on one isolated tile. I had them replaced, but a year later discovered the same problem: many of the repaired tiles had THE EXACT SAME CRACK in the exact same place (linear, including 3/5 adjacents tiles). Had them replaced again and now, after 6 months of the last replacement, I found that […]
- I am in need of a pack of a cream/beige tile that I purchased from 'Topps Tiles' approx 10-12 years ago which is now a discontinued line (Please see attached photo). They measure 445mm x 315mm; have a slight bevelled edge to them and have 'A & M' embossed on the rear of the tile Any assistance in locating a pack would be very much appreciated…. Many thanks in advance, Dean.
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- Our vic’ terrace front door step has me scratching my head! Just had Bradstone pavers laid in front , which look great. Looking to upgrade the grubby red painted , and peeling, ceramic tiles of the doorstep next, and Would like to have a bullnose paver. But we can’t, as an airbrick just under the step limits the thickness of whatever we use for the doorstep to 1.7 – 2.5 cms. (otherwise doorstep would be too high / sit above the door threshold) Any ideas folks, on what would look good.? We’re changing the black f door, when we can […]
- Why is this happening to my tile hasn't been a year installed.
- Morning all I have just recently completed a course with UK pro tiling , I have also brought the online course that they do as well so I can practice in my garage. I was just wondering if there is anybody around the Nottingham area that I could possibly shadow every now and then to get more experience. I am currently in a full time job and trying to get away from that thanks Nathan.
- Hey there, Sealed my terrazzo tiles a couple of times with 'aqua mix professional sealer's choice gold' Still seams to be water penetrating and leaving the tile a different colour until it drys out. Whats the best way to dry out to tiles and is there a trick to getting the sealing correct? Ta – Andrew
- I am just about to have a bathroom renovation done and have been reading about different plasterboards. My first question is what board would be suitable for larger tiles 120 x 60 and should it just be cement board or although more expensive, marine ply? Or do you have a better suggestion? The walls are going back to brick and being coated in liquid plastic before boards are put up. My second question is, using mapeii products which adhesive for the size tile would you guys recommend?
- Can a front entrance tiling with no slope be corrected without removing everything and redoing the job? Basically, this is a new job( by a professional) but when it rains I have 2 puddles on my steps … Thanks