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  1. Lou

    The winner of the Makita Drill competition with Victorian Plumbing is...

    A huge thank you to everyone who entered the @VictorianPlumbing competition to win the 18v Makita Drill. We are very pleased to announce that the winner is… @Dave Congratulations Dave! Thanks again to everyone who entered and stayed tuned for more competitions in the very near future.
  2. E

    Tiling Over Victorian Tiles

    Good Evening all, I have an enquiry that I require some help on. The situation is that there's a customer who has old Victorian tiles throughout her hallway. They have tiled the remainder of the house but now want to extend throughout. The problem being that there are original Victorian...
  3. S

    Restoring geometric tiled floor

    we found an old Victorian geometric tiled floor under the hall carpet and I've spent the last couple of months slowly restoring it. To cut a very long story short, i'm at the final cleaning stage before sealing. I hired one of those rotating floor scrubbers which has done a good job, all except...
  4. Lou

    Win A Makita Drill With Victorian Plumbing!!

    To celebrate @VictorianPlumbing 's sponsorship of the UKPlumbersForums.co.uk and tilersforums.com we are giving away a brand new 18v Makita drill to one lucky trades person. To enter simply click this link to register your entry. Winner announced Wednesday 4th October. Good luck!
  5. L

    Colour enhancer for victorian floor

    Any recommendations on the best colour enhancer sealer which protects as well for a victorian floor? thanks
  6. T

    How to price for fixing of Victorian floor

    Evening all, I've got a Victorian floor in the pipe line to be fitted in a bathroom.Now I was just wondering what was the general rule of thumb for pricing,I'm not interested in knowing price per mtr or anything like that because I have a figure in my head, but do you guys...
  7. S

    Geometric floor restoration

    Hi Attached is a picture of my hallway and as you can see it has minton/geometric tiles.. From the picture it looks in good condition but there are quite a number of cracked and damaged tiles.. I have a few spare tiles from another area of the house that I've lifted but not enough to replace...
  8. T

    Advise on a victorian type layout

    Hi. Calling all experienced Victorian floor fixers and anyone who has come accross this situation before. I am trying to work out a layout for the Gosford/Donard tiles from Armatile. these are on a mesh, panels 285x285, borders 285 x 93 and 93x93 corners and plain tiles. This room goes into a...
  9. Lou

    Victorian Plumbing are now sponsoring TilersForums

    TilersForums are pleased to announce that Victorian Plumbing are now sponsoring the forum! They can be contacted by messaging @VictorianPlumbing and Ed will be happy to answer all your queries. Welcome to the forum!
  10. rieveleyceramics

    Victorian Tile Restoration

    Rieveley Ceramics specialises in restoration of heritage tiling on both floors and walls. Based in North Wales established in 1978 the business started as a manufacturer and then became more involved in restoration projects so by the late 1990's that became the main focus of the business and...
  11. L

    Victorian porcelian tiles to be sealed/enhanced

    Can colour enhancer be used on victorian porcelian tiles? and which is a good one to use?
  12. M

    Victorian Mosaic Pathway x 3

    Meticulous mosaic Tiler sought with traditional experience to lay a solid bed (little to no grout line) Victorian mosaic front of house pathway x 3 (approx. size of each pathway is c. 1.2m x 1.8m). South Greenwich. Purchased tiles are loose, not sheeted. Possible levelling screed may be...
  13. Dan

    Find a Victorian Floor Tiler

    Dan submitted a new blog post Find a Victorian Floor Tiler Continue reading the Original Blog Post.
  14. D

    Grouting a Victorian Floor

    Hi, I've just laid my first Victorian (Original Style) floor and I'm about to grout it, I was just wondering if there is anything I should watch out for with the grouting or is it straight forward? Cheers Duncan
  15. smudger85

    Victorian Path prep question

    Evening all I have a small path to tile (about 3.5m2) that I need to prep before tiling. Basically I need to smooth it out as the finish is a bit rough on top for the tile that I'll be using and it will look wavey. It also dives in around the edge by a fair bit say 6-8mm where they've used a...
  16. Lou

    Victorian Floor Tiles

    Victorian Floor Tiles offers an expert service in sourcing & laying traditional tile patterns that complement historic buildings. We can re-create the splendour of traditional tiling found in Victorian & Edwardian properties in various areas of your home including: front paths, steps and...
  17. Dan

    Cleaning and sealing Victorian floor tiles - my own floor

    Hello ladies. Awesome forum you have here I have to say :D :D :D Glad I found it. I have the following tiles in my kitchen. They are looking very tired and the odd one is cracked. I'm not too bothered about the cracks they are all still in position nothing missing. I'm looking to clean...
  18. R

    Victorian tile border ..

    I got butcher's shop to price. Owner wants tiling to new shop extension. Original shop was tiled 60 ish years ago. Where can I get tiles from pics below? Cheers folks
  19. T

    2sq m Geometric Tiling Job in Suffolk

    I’m looking for an experienced tiler to do a small, but skilled job on the floor of a porch. It’s 1920x1060mm. The porch is enclosed, but not heated. I’d like a geometric design, and would also want advice on the choice of tiles and the type of design that would look good. The area is...
  20. C

    Crunchy Victorian tiles

    Hello all, I had my hallway floor installes by a builder 3 years ago, dug out, underfloor heating and victorian tiles laid. Now they are crunching underneath in a part where the underfloor heating is (its not all the way underneath). No signs of cracking or lifting yet. Ive found this thread...
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