Stone Floor Covering – To cover or not to cover? Surely you would cover your brand new stone floor whilst work continues in your house? Well, yes you probably would but you must be aware of the pitfalls of covering and not covering. Clearly if you don’t cover the floor and people march all over […]
Stone Flooring Follies and how to avoid them Picture-framing is a discolouration of the stone around its edge. Normally all four edges are affected and the effect is seen for a few millimetres in from the edge of each tile. The problem is associated with a number of factors and occurs after grouting. Cheap grouts: […]
If you are looking to replace the tiling in your existing home or are searching for the right tiling product for your new home, why not consider Travertine Tiles. Travertine is a natural stone that is truly beautiful as well as hard wearing and will last for many years if properly maintained. Travertine tiles have […]
Slate is a metamorphic rock derived from an original shale-type sedimentary rock composed of clay or volcanic ash resulting in a foliated rock. When cut expertly via a specialised tool in the quarry, many slates will form smooth flat sheets of stone which have for centuries been used for slate on roofing tiles, slate floor […]
Common throughout Europe, oak has been a staple building material for centuries. English oak was renowned for its durability, strength and warmth of colour and was used by craftsman to make fine furniture. It was also used architecturally within civic and domestic buildings. Oak flooring lost its popularity post war with the promotion of carpets […]
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