Bathroom Tiles
In This Bathroom we have used a 600mm by 600mm porcelian tile,which has a metallic finish on the walls.
The grout for the walls is a dark grey with a waterproof, one part mix.
On the floor we have used a 400mm by 600mm porcelian cream tile which has a high gloss finish.
The grout on the floor is ivory which is a one part flexible mix
The trim we used on the external edging (where tile meets tile on a right angle) was polished metal to match the metallic wall tile
The grout for the walls is a dark grey with a waterproof, one part mix.
On the floor we have used a 400mm by 600mm porcelian cream tile which has a high gloss finish.
The grout on the floor is ivory which is a one part flexible mix
The trim we used on the external edging (where tile meets tile on a right angle) was polished metal to match the metallic wall tile
The classic 1930s
On this bathroom the customer was making the right choice for the style/upkeep of the period which the rest of the house was being referbed. They have used a fired earth tile which are top money,
Modern bathroom
This bathroom is two tone. black and white. The rest of the room has been dressed to compliment the tiles choosen
Natural stone
Putting natural stone on the walls and floor, gives the sensation of class. To achieve the best work you must have the right tools for the job. There is alot of weight per tile so strong adhieve is reqired. These tiles are not sealed so you will have to buy the correct sealents and impregnators. This is were the cost rises
Marble bathrooms
This bathroom was tiled with a 12 X 12 polished marble. This means the face is completely buffed up so they dont need sealing with expensive sealers. These tiles can range in colour and price. If the marble is cheaper then you will find lots of resin pumped into the stone.
