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I like them lee I have fitted them a few years ago on sand and cement havent done them in the last 4 years though ,they are super absorbent so seal them before laying them fired earth do their own version of these too
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I like them lee I have fitted them a few years ago on sand and cement havent done them in the last 4 years though ,they are super absorbent so seal them before laying them fired earth do their own version of these too
thats what i did lee soaked them overnight before fixing them just take out what you need out of the watter butt and allow them to drain for 20 minutes before fixing them ,leave them a week be fore sealing them and you could also go with a water based sealer ,you will get efflouressence on them theses tiles are prone to itI got the TECH spec from the manafacturer today Gary......
its just like the old days..............i have to get the black bin out of the warehouse as the all need soaking before install aswell!!!!!!
I do hope I get the job........will look great on my new website!
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its like something phil hobson would do if he got spiked with acid!!!! only, he would obviiously make it all out off small tiles lol
is that a cheap holiday then :smilewinkgrin:Well done Lee - nice one.
Personally, only place I would like to see them is in my holiday villa in Marrakech. Not too keen but in the right setting...
is that a cheap holiday then :smilewinkgrin:
Along with the Italian porcelain floor in my villa overlooking Lake Como, and the Spanish ceramics in the apartment in Marbella.....
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