A wetroom is just a tiled shower space that’s fully open? Well pretty much, but that’s not the whole story. While most wetrooms have a tiled floor that replaces the normal shower tray, not all are ‘fully open’ to the rest of the room.
In short, YES you most definitely can use porcelain tile outside! There are a few reasons why, so let’s take a better look.
While it’s easy to get your head turned by pretty planks and swanky slabs, what lies under your tiles is just as important as your new tiles themselves. Here’s a few tips to follow to make sure everything’s hunky dory down there.
It’s WINTER… and the prospect of a warm floor greeting you as you enter the kitchen fills you with JOY!?! But where to start? Electric or water system? Is it expensive? Let’s give you a brief lowdown.
Finding the right person for your next project can be pretty difficult. The words needle and haystack quickly spring to mind. As with all building trades, tiling is a skilled job and it’s important to ensure your tiler is up to scratch.
It depends on whether the stone you’re using is porous or non-porous. But take care when grouting and always seal with a good quality sealer. Here’s our detailed step by step guide to sealing your stone floor.
Ceramic, porcelain and natural stone tiles are all very different, so you must take great care to prepare your subfloor for tiling, before laying your new tiles. and avoid things going drastically wrong. if you ignore these basic rules! Beginning with the best subfloor or underlayment materials for tile. Cement-Based Backer Board Backer board is
There are several reasons to consider English limestone flooring in your home. We’re sharing reasons why this stone could be a good choice.
A natural stone or tile floor can cost a small fortune. The last thing you want is a giant crack appear through the middle of it. Here’s how to avoid that.
Are you starting your new kitchen project? If you are, maybe you’re thinking what could be a good floor for your kitchen. It’s a big part of your project and budget after all and will need some consideration. Here, we’ll be sharing with you our top 2 limestone floors that would be perfect for your
You’re getting a new kitchen! Your first thought is going to be “what floor do I put in my new kitchen?” See our top 10 tips for choosing your kitchen floor.
Here’s what you need to measure your room before buying wood flooring or stone flooring.
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