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vintageretrolove · 10 months
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Mudroom in Seattle Entryway - mid-sized country medium tone wood floor and brown floor entryway idea with gray walls and a dark wood front door
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ask-zenpool · 1 year
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New York Kitchen Inspiration for a sizable transitional eat-in kitchen remodel with porcelain tile and raised panel cabinets, black cabinets, stainless steel appliances, an island, an undermount sink, solid surface countertops, a gray backsplash, and a ceramic backsplash.
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francinesoleil · 2 years
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Transitional Home Bar (Minneapolis)
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ceramictec · 1 year
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Another backsplash installation I finished up last week in "Starkey Ranch" Odessa, Florida. Herringbone is a craze here in the Tampa area and this 3x12 Albatross White tile came out mint. The tile was square and flat but the surface was very wavy with edges that whipped up a tad like a handmade tile. The backsplash definitely make the kitchen look good!
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blauwegiraf · 1 year
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Freestanding Home Office in Dallas
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Inspiration for a small transitional study room remodel with a freestanding desk made of porcelain tile, no fireplace, and walls painted in various colors.
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sh-inaam · 1 year
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Formal Living Room Chicago Example of a mid-sized, enclosed, traditional living room with a stone fireplace, a regular fireplace, and a wall-mounted television.
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sleekflooring21 · 4 days
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The Perfect Combination of Wood's Warmth and Porcelain's Durability: Porcelain Wood Tiles
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At Sleek Flooring and Renos Ltd., we are proud of our porcelain tile solutions, which will give your home elegance and durability. For the kitchen, bathroom, or any other spaces, we have got you covered. We have years of experience and a passion for quality craftsmanship, to do all the porcelain tile installation in a beautiful and long-lasting way.
Another one of the trends that we provide is Porcelain Splashbacks. Splashbacks are very ideal for bathrooms and kitchens as they are both beautiful as well as practical. Protecting your walls against water, grease, as well as stains, splashbacks add to the sleekness of a place. Porcelain splashbacks are also very easy to clean and quite resistant to moisture, making them a wonderfully practical option for generally used areas. Porcelain splashbacks are available in many different colors and finishes, which ensure that they can easily complement any design-from a traditional one to an ultra-modern one.
If you want something more different, then our Porcelain Tile in Herringbone Pattern is perfect. A classic design, a herringbone pattern brings depth and texture to the floors and walls. Perfect for a kitchen, hallway, or bathroom, it might just give your space a timeless look of sophistication that will never go out of style. Our skilled staff lays each tile perfectly to bring you that flawless finish that will enhance the beauty of your home.
Porcelain Wood Tile is a great alternative for people who desire the appearance of wood but prefer the durability of porcelain. Porcelain wood tile captures in an instant the natural grain and warmth of real wood while offering the benefits of porcelain: water resistance along with ease of maintenance. It's suitable for areas such as the kitchen, bathroom, or living room where you want that wood look without having to worry over the wear-and-tear effects. Porcelain wood tile is also suitable for under floor heating, which makes your space even more comfortable and cozy.
We at Sleek Flooring and Renos Ltd. think you deserve top-notch porcelain tile products that are tailored to your precise needs. From porcelain splashbacks to one-of-a-kind pattern designs, whether it's a herringbone pattern design or even porcelain wood tiles, we can do it all. Reach us today at 6048161824 to learn more about how we can change your space with fantastic porcelain tile. Visit our official website at www.sleekflooring.ca!
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tilecleaningtoday · 9 months
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Surrey Expert Details the Cleaning of a Victorian Hallway Floor in Surrey
This client from Farnham had been in touch regarding their Victorian tiled hallway which needed deep cleaning and re-sealing. As usual I paid them a visit, surveyed the floor, and provided a quote for renovating it which they were happy to accept, there were no broken tiles to remove and replace so it was a straightforward clean and seal. It was a lovely floor which had been laid in a herringbone pattern with lovely black and gold floral inserts and a beautiful green border.
Whilst discussing dates it became apparent that they were planning on having some decorating done in the same area, so I recommended they book me in for a date after the decorators had left. It’s always good practice to get the floor cleaned after your last tradesperson has left, decorators especially have a habit of not covering floors properly.
Cleaning a Victorian Tiled Hallway Floor
I turned up on the agreed date and was pleasantly surprised to see there were only a few paint splashes on the floor so I wondered if my comments to the owner must have been passed onto the decorators. The hallway led onto several rooms many of which had new carpets, so with my own advice in mind I made sure to cover them with a plastic sheet before starting work.
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The first job was to remove any existing sealer from the tiles using Tile Doctor Remove and Go, this is brushed onto the tiles, left for ten to fifteen minutes, and then scrubbed in with a black pad fitted to a rotary floor machine running at slow speed. The resultant slurry was then rinsed off and extracted with a wet vacuum. It was a small floor so I planned to seal the floor later that day and so I only used a minimal amount of water and used the wet vacuum to remove as much moisture as possible.
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Next, I gave the floor an acid rinse by carefully smearing Tile Doctor Acid Gel over the tiled surface. Leaving it to dwell for half an hour yet keeping it moist with water. I then introduced my weighted burnishing machine. Circling the floor, it slightly cuts the tile creating a slurry of tile and dirt. The pads can struggle to get right into the corners so once that was done, I scooted around the edges hand cleaning them with a scrubbing brush and ensuring any paint splashes the decorators had left were removed.
All the waste was extracted, and the floor given a rinse with hot water. I left a small heater on them while I had my lunch. As the gel doesn’t penetrate the tiles like fluid it didn’t take long for the floor to dry sufficiently enough for sealing.
Sealing a Victorian Tiled Hallway Floor
Finally, I applied three coats of Tile Doctor Seal and Go Extra. This is a hard-wearing colour enhancing sealer. Each coat takes twenty to thirty minutes to dry. After the final coat I ask that it’s not walked on for a good hour.
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Once done to the floor looked really clean and the new sealer should keep it that way for many years to come. Before leaving I took time to discuss maintenance cleaning and of course get their feedback which they gladly gave and is copied below:
“Great service. Rupert was professional, informative, friendly clean worker who made a great job of cleaning our original Victorian tiled floor. Tile Doctor were recommended to me by a friend, and I would definitely recommend them and Rupert for tile cleaning.”
For the aftercare of Victorian tiled floors, I recommended the use of Tile Doctor Neutral Tile Cleaner which due to its neutral ph makes it idea for the regular cleaning of sealed tiles. Many of the products you will find in supermarkets are simply too strong and will prematurely erode the sealer on a tile and so best avoided.
Source: Surrey Tile Cleaning and Sealing Services and Products
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richard-swarbrick · 11 months
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Houston Transitional Wine Cellar An illustration of a sizable transitional wine cellar with diamond bins and a gray floor.
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northlaneofficial · 11 months
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Contemporary Wine Cellar - Compact Inspiration for a small, modern wine cellar renovation with a gray floor and a marble floor.
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shiloku · 11 months
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L-Shape - Industrial Home Bar Example of a large urban l-shaped porcelain tile and black floor bar cart design with a drop-in sink, shaker cabinets, black cabinets, quartz countertops, black backsplash and ceramic backsplash
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mockinqay · 1 year
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Enclosed Kitchen New York
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Mid-sized elegant l-shaped ceramic tile and white floor enclosed kitchen photo with a farmhouse sink, raised-panel cabinets, white cabinets, quartz countertops, white backsplash, subway tile backsplash, black appliances, a peninsula and brown countertops
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Bathroom Denver Inspiration for a sizable contemporary master bathroom remodel featuring a freestanding bathtub made of porcelain tile and gray tile, a flat-panel sink, white cabinets, quartz countertops, and white walls.
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ceramictec · 3 months
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3x6 herringbone glass tile backsplash Starkey Ranch Odessa, Florida American Olean Color Appeal C120 Cloudburst 3X6 glass tile installation #tile #backsplash #herringbone #starkeyranch #odessafl #ceramictec
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saeruth · 1 year
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Los Angeles Traditional Wine Cellar
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Wine cellar - large traditional porcelain tile and beige floor wine cellar idea with diamond bins
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Traditional Entry in Providence Foyer - huge traditional slate floor foyer idea with blue walls
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