Victorian floor repairing and need more idea

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michaelb4348

• Mar 15, 2010

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There will be someone who can help this is more specialist good lick.

 

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Rad2474

• Mar 15, 2010

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Timeless John is the man to see for this kind of work,his jobs are exceptional.I'd love to be able to tile like this.

 

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The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP

• Mar 15, 2010

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Hi Lady tiler, have you got the original tiles to re-lay? or are you using modern replicas' You can buy products to restore existing tiles. Then use impregnator to seal, finally Golv polish to put the sheen back. Keep us posted


There are a few victorian guys on this forum.

 

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Time's Ran Out

• Mar 15, 2010

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Lady Tiler - This is a one I did earlier!

Same design but in 98mm unglazed porcelain.
If you can measure the size of your black square tiles we may be able to establish if there is something similar.

 

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This is one i did which is similar


Your design seems to be called "Monteith 50" or "Monteith 70", Depending on the size of the squares, going by Olde English Tiles
Home - Olde Engish Tiles

Or "Braemar", according to Original Style tiles
http://www.originalstyle.com

 

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Time's Ran Out

• Mar 15, 2010

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Tommy - now you know that yours is a lovely floor but its nowhere near 'similar' in design just Black & White (haway the lads!)
But the links are good.

 

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lady tiler

• Mar 15, 2010

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hi again,

thank you everyone,
i will do this job next week , the empty area in the picture is fully cement , first i have to move it, then i can start repairing customer allready has tiles anyway , but i have to do lost of cuts because sizes are different then new ones!
but tiles needs more cleaning because since 1908 accourding to the customer , someone over marble it then over tile it and again over carpet etc.
i want to find something to wash tiles and make it more clean to ready to seal
thanks for info guys ,
lady tiler:hurray:

 

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lady tiler

• Mar 15, 2010

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tommyzooom said:

This is one i did which is similar
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Your design seems to be called "Monteith 50" or "Monteith 70", Depending on the size of the squares, going by Olde English Tiles
Home*-*Olde Engish Tiles

Or "Braemar", according to Original Style tiles
Original Style wall and floor tiles, natural stone, glass tiles, mosaics

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i really like this one .
lady tiler

 

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