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STONe (ストーン, Sutoon) is a Japanese manga written and illustrated by Sin-Ichi Hiromoto. Kodansha released the two bound volumes of the manga on April 23, 2002, and August 23, 2002, respectively.
The manga is licensed for an English-language release in North America by Tokyopop. Tokyopop released the two bound volumes of the manga on September 7, 2004, and December 7, 2004, respectively.

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    South Coast Tiling - Wall and Floor Tiler in Dorset

    South Coast Tiling - Wall and Floor Tiler in Dorset | Complete Tiling Solutions in and around the South Coast, including Dorset and Somerset All types of wall and floor tiling undertaken. Based on the South Coast, Dorset and Somerset. But tiling work taken right across the UK and even overseas...
  2. Del W

    D W Tiling - Tiler in East Kent, Tiler in Canterbury. Tiler in Faversham. Tiler in ME13

    From small ceramic kitchen splash backs to large area natural stone floors. Covering all of East Kent. D W Tiling - Tiler in East Kent, Tiler in City of Canterbury, D W Tiling.Covering all of East Kent. 07752893630. email [email protected] - http://www.facebook.com/D.W.Tiling...
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    Natural Stone Best polishing tool for natural stone

    Any recommendations for a polishing tool for natural stone thx
  4. D

    I'm Looking For This Tile anyone got la fenice living stone white 1200x600 leftover or know where to get them?

    anyone got la fenice living stone white 1200x600 leftover or know where i can get them?thx paul.
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    I'm Looking For This Tile Oscano Graphite Matt Stone effect Ceramic Wall & floor tile, (L)498mm (W)298mm

    I'm aware the manufacturer has gone bust so this is last attempt at sourcing some!
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    London Tile part of sloping ceiling of bathroom with 600x600x10 stone

    Hi I need a tiler for a specialist job, I’ve seen a few posts here from people with experience doing this kind of thing. My builder can’t find someone to subcontract this to, rather late in the day. Job is to tile approximately 2.5m2 area of sloping ceiling above bath. The tiles are white...
  7. N

    Natural stone on wooden floor with electric UFH

    Hi Guys, I'm 6 months in being a tiler, I've done lots all my life and sold the dam things for 10 years so I'm after a little advice on a upcoming job please. 10 Sqm of natural stone (they have not chose which stone yet) on a upstair wooden floor and they want electric under floor heating too...
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  8. Nicobond

    N&C Wet Room Seminar - Stone

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    • canada room stone usa wet wet room
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    Wickes Everest stone

    Went to look at a job the other night an customet is using above tile . Have seen on another platform people complaining they are hard to cut . Now I did three small floors a while back and had no issues . so question is was I lucky or are they using micky mouse cutters . Any feed back appreciated
  10. S

    River stone tile repair

    The bathroom shower has river stone tiles with the grout deteriorating and the stones coming out. I live on a remote island and it's almost impossible to get a contractor in to help. Looking for advice on DIY options. Do I remove everything or repair the damaged area? I've uploaded a video of...
  11. N

    Advice needed for limestone tile install

    Hi Everyone I really would like some advice on installing limestone tiles on my kitchen floor. After doing some research (i.e. google and talking to a few tilers) the order of install seems to be: ply, UFH, levelling compound/adhesive, white tile adhesive, limestone tile. Is this the right way...
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    • advice canada install limestone needed stone tile ufh
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    Purbeck stone grouting

    Hi all I’m currently on a project using 20mm purbeck stone the field tiles are 435x435 with a 3mm joint. the architect Has specified a lime mortar grout. I have used a nhl-5 and sand mix to grout before as the floor was breathable the tiles had 6mm joints though. This floor isn’t a lime screed...
  13. James C

    Split Face Stone tiles - best sealer to use? and when to seal?

    Hi all, This forum has offered some fantastic help so far, and I'm hoping I can get a quick answer to the next question! I have our split face tiles here now, and they are going up on Saturday afternoon. Should I seal them (back and front) before they are installed? And what is the best...
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    Installing a Stone Resin 800 x 900 shower tray on wooden floor.

    The wooden floor on upstairs en-suite is sound and level and i have planned to install a 800 x 900 stone resin shower tray. See attached photos of the floor. The instruction says to lay the tray on S/C mix. Do i lay the sand/cement mix straight on the wooden floor or PVA before putting S/C? To...
  15. James C

    Help! Split face stone tiles on a ‘dry lined’ wall

    Hi guys, Long time lurker, first time poster etc I hope someone can give me some pointers please I am doing up the living room and my other half has her heart set on 2 sq metres of split face stone on the wall (I’ve attached an image of her dream!) The wall is a dry lined wall that’s...
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    • canada dry help split face stone tile tiles wall
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    Natural Stone Split faced stone - finishing the edges.

    This is a project we did a couple of years ago. Just been back to do some maintenance on alterations to the air ducting around the pool, so got the opportunity to check out how I finished the edges of these panels. Still looks good! I’ve got a wall to do on my current pool job so I’ll post an...
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    Natural Stone Natural stone advice needed

    Hi guys, previous post will tell you I’m new here and learning as much about tiling as I can. I have a job coming up where 2 bathroom floors to do in natural stone, modular pattern. The tiles are “savanna sand” from Topps. Builder is supplying all materials & sealer. Do I treat these like any...
  18. B

    Supplier or ideas for stone shower bench?

    The wife has got it in to her head that our new walk in wet room (shower size in the room of 5mx4m is 1.5x1.5m) needs one of those shower benches she's seen in a lot of American bathrooms. Good idea, bad idea - it's happening for my quiet life :) I was hoping that this might be a standard item...
    • BigGeeGee
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    • former ideas shower shower tray stone supplier wetroom
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    • Forum: Tanking and Wetrooms Forum
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    is there such a thing as mechanical fastenings for large/heavy stone tiles

    I recently posted a question concerning some 600 x 600 x 10 limestone tiles I have fixed to my chimney breast. These are coming away for the 3rd time. They were fixed using a Vitcas heat resistant adhesive and grout. The answers I got from the forum were not very helpful, so I contacted Vitcus...
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    cleaning tile cement of split face stone

    We have just had fitted a full wall in Nepal gold slit face stone, the tiler has got a lot of tile cement on the face of these, I don't want to clean with brick cleaner because of the gold flake on the face, I tried water and a sponge but the tiles return back to white haze. I was told it can...
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