Hi Guys,
I was researching the pro's and con's of 'Levelling Systems' on here the other day, and came across one about 6 months old ( that i cant find today :mad2: ) but the last posting was either 'Dave' or 'Bri' blagging a set to try a " roadtest " as they had never used them before...
We have an old tile floor in our house in france (called tomettes) these are a porous uneven tile. We want to seal them to prevent stains/spills etc but would like something that would enhance the colours and also put a shine on them. Can anybody give us advice please?? Have seen Lithofin...
I know some people are more into dogs than cats, but I had the sad task of taking my old cat Wills to the vets to be put to sleep last Wed, He was over 20yrs and had had a real good life, I held him in my arms as I watched his life slip away, broke my heart to do it. Thats why I couldn't put it...
Can anyone tell me if it's possible to clean black algae stains from the face of old clay pamments/floor bricks. I've tried pressure washing and scrubbing with bleach with no luck. Anything else I can use? They were laid in my garden, but I want to re-lay them indoors.
1) How I tile a house out of square , like on the first picture ? The entrance is at the small wall on the bottom. Obviously one can't use the direction of the door and square to it as reference, intuitively I'ld use the direction of the middle of the longest direction
2) How to clean...
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Hi just to say hi. I've re-joined the site cos i couldnt log on with what i thought were my original details ???? And the site looks diffrent to what I remember ???? I registered in 2007 tho so that could be why :whistling:
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All week this week I have either been tiling 200 x 100 tiles brick bond, or 300 x 300 floor tiles. it feels like i have gone back 20 years apart from the adhesive when 8 x 4 and 12 x 12 tiles were so popular. Unfortunately no round edge and I can not believe how hard I have had to work to...
I have just been appointed for a very interesting fixing job in a catholic church near me.
Existing oak block flooring( which had dry rot mainly in aisles and walkways) has been removed in last few days to reveal a sub base that looks essentially to be 6 inches of concrete with no dpm. Wood...
Don't know if any of you have been following this, but I have.
There was a website called MegaUpload owned by a bloke named Kim. Changed his surname to Dotcom, as bold as it sounds. lol
Some info here: guardian.co.uk | Search | kim dotcom
Basically his site was accused of hosting and being...