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BH porchb4 This porch had original tiles ripped out in late 1960, so we didn't know what the floor looked like but i think the new floor with an encaustic panel works well.
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Ceramic B&W Lifted an original badly damaged Victorian floor, client didn't want to pay to restore also was a bit tight so cut this replica floor from 300x300mm B&W tiles from topps took a day cutting it down but i think it looks the part ?
bwden newsection This section was new in a long corridor lifted the original tiles for use to restore original sections. These were cut from 6x6 the original were 6.5 inches sq. so would have needed a new mould making to produce same size. Conservation officer let us use new as long as they looked good enough to match in as the building was listed.
BH porchb4 This porch had original tiles ripped out in late 1960, so we didn't know what the floor looked like but i think the new floor with an encaustic panel works well.
Bwdenporchafter New porch floor see before for details.
bwdenduring Typical damage screed shot right down to wooden suspended floor we used a flexible screed to build floor up.
Belfast 1 Mosaic floor in Belfast Harbour most of the floor sections had lifted in a typical dome fashion. we used a pressure gun to inject an ardex adhesive under the affected areas we re-fixed approx 40-50 sq mtres a day. beating any other Co for time scales.
Wigan Floor this floor was dropped into the cellar below all the joists had rotted. we used a new beam & block floor and screeded with Tilcon fibre screed. cleaned the thousands of tiles and re-fitted them.
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BH porchb4 This porch had original tiles ripped out in late 1960, so we didn't know what the floor looked like but i think the new floor with an encaustic panel works well. - Tilers Forums: The USA & UK Tiling Forum for Tile Fixers and DIY

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