Customer Wanting Advice

[White Room]

Fixing recommendations http://www.quartzgulfstone.co.uk/Documents/GSC fixing and laying instructions.pdf

 

[J Sid]

I wouldn't except a yes from a shop unless they produce a tec sheet from the tile manufacturers stating it was ok.

 

[J Sid]

Fixing recommendations http://www.quartzgulfstone.co.uk/Documents/GSC fixing and laying instructions.pdf

Trouble is his he not looking at Gulf Stone looking at a cheaper copy

 

[White Room]

Trouble is his he not looking at Gulf Stone looking at a cheaper copy

Ouch, could be looking at tears at dawn

 

[prof3ssor]

i am considering both gulfstone and cheaper copies

from what i can see ... gulfstone = good for UFH but gunna cost me £80 pm

cheaper copy from tile magic = no good for UFH gunna cost £40 pm .... but will it last ??? any experience please

 

[White Room]

What colour are you looking for...

 

[prof3ssor]

the grey sparkley ones in 60x60

 

[prof3ssor]

can probably live without the underfloor heating.. if the £40 pm tiles are decent enough to last

 

[White Room]

What about star galaxy granite, black but has sparkly bits in it....

 

[macten]

thank you macten
how is it that some quartz can be ok with UFH... is it just a matter of quality??
both topps tiles and discount tiles were happy to sell me UFH with their tiles haha
also couldnt find the grey sparkle ones on CTD website

Thank you TT what is the £5 difference for do you think.. quality or proffit and have you used either of those

thanks

CTD will have the grey on display in store. It's down to quality and thickness and all the adhesive manufacturers I've quizzed about fitting composite tiles have all said you can't beat Gulfstone. Did my neighbours bathroom floor in grey gulfstone from CTD a couple of years ago:

Admittedly these were 30x30s but they do silver grey in 30x60, 40x40 and they can order in 60x60s. I'll find out what kind of price they give to traders.