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  • How much time to leave between tiling and grouting

    How long should I leave between tiling and grouting?

    Asked by Harry on 18th Jan 2023
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    How to prevent colour streaking in grout?

    What can I do to prevent colour streaking in tile grouts? Are there any steps you’d recommend I should consider?

    Asked by Bill on 13th Dec 2021
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    What can I do to make a tiled floor less slippery?

    Are there products one can safely use to make a tiled surface less slippery or is this not possible? Alternatively, if it is possible, could such products damage the tiles?

    Asked by Elly on 22nd Feb 2022
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    Broken floor tile

    I have one broken floor tile. Is it possible to take it out and replace it with a new one without damaging the others?

    Asked by Abdul on 2nd Sep 2022
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    How can I tell how slip resistant a tile is?

    How can I tell how slip-resistant a tile is?

    Asked by angie on 24th Feb 2022
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    How do I know my wall tiles won't be too heavy?

    If I want to tile walls how do I know that the tiles won’t be too heavy and cause wear and tear to the wall structure? I suppose I should have a professional take a look just in case? Thanks.

    Asked by Michael on 10th Jan 2022
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    Raised floor tiling methods

    Hi! I have a beauty salon opening in a couple weeks. I hired the same builder to do floors, ceilings, walls, plumbing, carpentry, demolition, etc. and have a question about the quality of their work. The builder was hired to build two separate raised platforms on the main floor to support raised benches and work areas for pedicure services. The agreement was to use the same faux-marble ceramic tiling as the floor itself so that it’s just essentially a raised step. We did not discuss the builders use of metal tile trim along the edges of the raised platforms—sort of to cap the corners of the ceramic. I’m concerned this is clearly cutting corners and it is not aesthetically favourable. Considering there was no discussion regarding the use of trim, can I insist he redo it? This is for a £20K+ full shop fitting renovation after all. Also, his tile work is rather sloppy and there are significant chips along the cut lines too. Much thanks for any insight!

    Asked by Cathy on 27th Feb 2020
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    How should I fix mesh-backed tiles?

    Hi, I have some mesh-backed porcelain tiles; just wondering how I can fix them?

    Asked by Abdul on 5th Jan 2022
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    How can I extend the open time of a tile adhesive?

    What steps can be taken to extend the open time of a tile adhesive? Is it okay to do so or can there be downsides to doing this?

    Asked by Adam on 15th Dec 2021
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    Glass tiles

    Are glass tiles hard to find? Do they offer good value for money in your view?

    Asked by Luke on 30th Jun 2022
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