little show room in china

[AliGage]

Ray the diamond overlay hallway. Is there joints in that or is it all butted up?

 

[jonnyc]

all very interesting ray.
getting a bit confused.
surely cant all be tile showroom pics can they?
nonetheless assuming that its all porcelain as i know this is your business.
are some of the patterns water jet cut in to a tile or as i suspect the whole pattern produced in one tile inc false joints.
having a vietnamese wife i can see vietnam raving over this sort of thing at an affordable price although i suspect some are pretty expensive.
sort of stuff to make a statement in a hotel foyer in asia.
not sure how this sort of stuff would go down in average uk home.
indian households would love it.
what really interests me are the stone/marble lookalike tiles without patterns .
i am a stone man really but doing more and more large format porcelain made to look like stone /marble. you are boldly going out there and you deserve to reap the rewards for your intrepid and adventurous travels.

 

[AliGage]

are some of the patterns water jet cut in to a tile or as i suspect the whole pattern produced in one tile inc false joints.

That's what i was trying to ask.

 

[Peter]

Class ideas and workmanship. China is one to watch out for by the looks of things.

What's the general tiling style for normal households in China? Similar to UK bathrooms or are they a bit more adventurous?

 

[Rizzle from the Portizzle]

all very interesting ray.
getting a bit confused.
surely cant all be tile showroom pics can they?
nonetheless assuming that its all porcelain as i know this is your business.
are some of the patterns water jet cut in to a tile or as i suspect the whole pattern produced in one tile inc false joints.
having a vietnamese wife i can see vietnam raving over this sort of thing at an affordable price although i suspect some are pretty expensive.
sort of stuff to make a statement in a hotel foyer in asia.
not sure how this sort of stuff would go down in average uk home.
indian households would love it.
what really interests me are the stone/marble lookalike tiles without patterns .
i am a stone man really but doing more and more large format porcelain made to look like stone /marble. you are boldly going out there and you deserve to reap the rewards for your intrepid and adventurous travels.

all are tile showrooms exsept the blue one witch is a hotel foyer all water jet cut throught .all floors laid in sand and cemment 2mm joints the pattern tiles are then put togher in work shop with akiem then sent to site for fixing they make a good job

 

[Spud]

some amazing stuff there I wish the architects over here would try and be a bit more adventurous and stop being so safe with their tile choices