Black Brazilian Slate Tiles Deep Cleaned and Sealed in a Cumbrian Kitchen
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Rough Slate is notorious for homeowners to maintain as dirt can quickly become trapped in the rough surfaces. The example on this page is that […]
The single most important thing you need to do after having a new natural stone floor installed is to seal the tiles. The sealant acts […]
Sealing is a fundamental part of any stone floor installation. If your builder or tiler hasn’t sealed your floor, he’s done something wrong – and […]
This Slate tiled floor in the hallway of a property in Gloucester had been laid 28 years ago, but during this time had received no […]
This house in Wantage was on the market to be sold but many potential buyers had been put off by the poor condition of the […]
These lovely old Slate flagstones were reclaimed form an old waterworks in Exeter about twenty years ago and had been laid in an old fisherman […]
This customer, who lives in Wollaston, a small village in Northamptonshire, called me to look at the unfortunate condition of her Riven Slate tiled patio. […]
Honiton is an old market town in East Devon with some interesting history. Most of the main buildings in the centre town are Georgian – […]
Ross-on-Wye, an area located in South Hertfordshire and close to the Monmouthshire border in Wales, is known as the “birthplace of the British tourist industry” […]
The problems with not maintaining a natural stone floor properly are manifold. The build-up of ingrained dirt and muck is not just unhygienic, it also […]
If you’ve ever rented out a property for a long period of time, you’ll likely to have been concerned, at one point or another, about […]
This is an interesting example of a Slate tiled floor that was the unfortunate recipient of a solvent-based topical coating which had become contaminated over […]
It’s not too common that you find two very different natural stone tiled floors in the same property. However, this is exactly what I discovered […]