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hello, I'm new to posting on the forum but have had a good look around and have already found lots of interesting and valuable advice. It seems there are some decidedly baddass experts who contribute! Thank you for the info I have already gleaned and I hope you might be able to help me with a...

im doing our hallway at home and I'm on the look out for some more affordable alternative of the Victorian flooring by the likes of London mosaics or origional style, to suit out Victorian propperty. to cover the 4m with those tiles it about £1500. Any ideas? I don't want those terrible topps...

Hello Lads n Lasses, im just enquiring to see if anyone has any victorian tiling jobs coming up in the north west and would want a hand helping out, i'm not arsed about payment you could pay me as little or as much as you like i just want to gain some experience in victorian set out etc. Been...

Hi guys, Looking at getting into doing some geometric/Victorian floor tiling but would like to go on a course and see some done first hand before I tackled one myself. Have seen that Able skills offer a 5 day course for this skill set and wondered if any of you had any feedback or experience of...

Hi there, We're looking to buy this Victorian mosaic path: Victorian Floor Tile Design Catalogue | Contemporary Geometric Floor Tile Designs | London Mosaic - http://www.londonmosaic.com/catalogue-victorian-and-modern-tile-design.htm#!hexagon_100_2L_v2 It would be great to get some quotes...

Specialists in Victorian and geometric designs. Timeless Tiling Solutions have been creating timeless walls and floors for over 42 years. We pride ourselves on our craftsmanship and our attention to detail. We can tailor any solution to meet domestic or commercial needs. Whether you're looking...

Hi all, Hoping you can help. My house has a geometric tiled floor which was under carpet when we moved in. I've tried cleaning it with brick acid, but didnt dilute the acid enough or didnt clean up with enough alkaline. Now the tiles make a crunch sound in a few places when I walk on it. I...

In the course of getting my living room floor restored, I've discovered that underneath the boring old terracotta tiles on the fireplace hearth are some attractive patterned Victorian tiles. However the terracotta tiles have been fixed on top of them, with what looks like cement. Is it possible...

So my Victorian pathway should have been completed over 5 weeks ago! The job started literally 5 weeks back but it has been stop start due to the tiler only working in dry conditions and above 5c (he has also not attended twice due to an accident on his thumb and a funeral). Anyhow the main...

Hi I am hopefully moving this year and I would really like to tile the path leading to my home or a porch area.....I have never tackled any Victorian style tiling before so feel it's a great chance to try it on my own front yard...something like this...I can see it's all in the prep. Are there...

evening! I'm after some options for the hallway at home, the Mrs really wants a traditional Victorian floor down but I know the tiles cost a fortune, any affordable options that don't look naf? Andy

So I poured the concrete path to my house and surprise surprise, the thing isn't square. It's 10 metres long and about 40mm out, which when laying geometric tiles will look like it's country mile off. i spent so much time getting everything right and then messed it up, how do i rectify this...

the front facade of my house and my front wall aren't exactly parallel, im busy with the formwork to pour the concrete slab ready for victorian, geometric tiles. i'd like to know if i square the tiles with the house or the front wall.

I'm pouring a reinforced concrete slab pathway to my front door which i want to tile with victorian mosaic tiles. the path will be 10m x 1m. i've been told to cut expansion/control joints every 2.5 metres. if i do that, do i fill these joints with screed and tile over them? any advice

I'm looking for this tile size 150 x 750mm. It's an original Edwardian/Victorian glazed tile in a browny colour. The tiles are from the porch area just outside the front door - the area where the Victorians used to put pretty tile patterns up to about hip height. I am missing three of these...

Victorian hand cut design by timeless john posted Feb 8, 2016 at 3:18 PM Lovely little job we did for The Tile Emporium - Reigate. Great little mix of colours and small pieces to match a design on the front porch. We get spoilt as all the preparation was done, all we had to do was get on our...

Hi We have a job which needs doing based in the Wood Green north London area. it is Victorian floor tiles so preferably with geo experience. Pattern is similar to Braemar, as displayed here. Victorian Floor Tiles - Braemar Pattern Many thanks in advance T

Hi everyone I'm looking for Original Victorian Floor Tiles not the imitation Encaustic geometric tiles but the original quarry tiles of different shapes and sizes. Any ideas where I can buy some online and where to obtain a price list? Seems to be a bit difficult. Also, is it necessary to...

We are currently having our front garden landscaped. We plan to have a Victorian path laid in the spring once the weather improves. Our landscaped have liaised with our tiler and have put down a steel reinforced concrete base in readiness for when the tiler comes in spring (started/completed the...

We are having the front garden of our Victorian terrace landscaped at present. Part of the plan was to have a new black and white Victorian path laid. However on lifting the current paving we have uncovered the original victorian tiles. There path is considerably lower than the pavement so...