B&Q Beige Porcelain Tiles . . .aaarrrgghhh

[mutley]

Timeless John,

apologies if it came across as though I was ignoring earlier advice, i was just looking for any additional words of wisdom really:mad2:

In answer to your question they're ivory, I had considered using a grout bag/gun but thought better of it as I followed B and Qs own advice to the letter!!

Will try nano scrub on Monday and failing that some brick cleaner in a discreet corner first

Have to put this down to experience, albeit a bad one.

Thanks

 

[Time's Ran Out]

I'am sure that you did read all the posts and other threads on this range of tiles; as there has been a lot, and each job has its own 'problems' but many have a similar theme.
All I've tried to advise is keep away from dark coloured joints on tiles that accept moisture, and any tile that needs to be sealed accepts moisture.
I certainly haven't read all the threads on Tilers Forum concerning B&Q 600x600mm porcelain tiles, but picked up enough 'vibes' to be aware of an issue with them. So when I was recently recommended as a fixer to a customer wanting 60sq mts I expressed a general view of caution which the customer took on board. Having said that I found that these tiles were as good as any material 4 times the price and the result was a happy customer.
Hope the cleaning goes well.

 

[ahamnett]

I have the cream b&q tiles do i remove wax before laying and seal each tile or can i lay them then before grouting remove wax?