Terrazzo floor tiles u/n ceramic tiles

[storeyk]

HAH! :lol:

My kitchen is HUGE! A whooping 4m by 3m and I haven't taken off the area taken up by the cupboards. Total visible floor space is probably 2 by 3ish. Having just looked at the teraco website, perhaps that was a bit ambitious!!

All the floor looks like that, except a little bit which is going to go under cupboards and the back door step. I think I actually might have to take a couple of tile up from somewhere under the cupboard footprints to fill the back door step bit in:mad2:. But maybe not.

I take it you mean something like this? Lordy, ever begin to think that you shouldn't have started something?!!

BOSCH GWS 20-230 - 9" Angle-Grinder (110v) - your product at the best price with Twenga

 

[RockCeramics]

aahh the good old ellis, many a shift have we used them. crap at 110v could nt put but you hook them to 240 man they can go, especially on the underground they were fun getting them down (when they switched the escalators off).

 

[bobmatharu]

Hi Danny,

I'm looking for a tiler to lay 500m2 of terrazzo tiles in a new supermarket in the Midlands.

What is the best way to lay on concrete slab, can you give me a rough idea of the install spec?

Bob.

 

[Brian the Tile]

hi bobmatharu the posts you are looking at go back to 2008 maybe one of the mods will be able to give you contacts of terrazzo fixers that use this forum im not to sure but maybe worth a try, one thing i do know is that you will need somebody that has all the proper gear as it is a specialists job i have seen some brilliant terrazzo fixers over the years but most of them seem to have been italian fixers ,good luck

 

[Brian the Tile]

hi bobmatharu the posts you are looking at go back to 2008 maybe one of the mods will be able to give you  contacts of terrazzo  fixers that use this forum im not to sure but maybe worth a try, one thing i do know is that you will need somebody that has all the proper gear as it is a specialists job i have  seen some brilliant terrazzo fixers over the years but most of them seem to have been italian fixers ,good luck