reclaimed old bourgogne stone flooring - TilersForums.com

[jonnyc]

this job has been been going on for a while. interesting job ,just working on the finishing and special features!!

 

[DHTiling]

Did you sort anything for the rising section the Jonny..? did you go for draught excluder type product.?

 

[Bubblecraft]

Looks very interesting. Be good to see it finished

 

[jonnyc]

Did you sort anything for the rising section the Jonny..? did you go for draught excluder type product.?

Dave you would not believe the problems that have evolved just getting a tv out of the floor and trying to disguise where it has come from!
still working on it . This is one of those projects where I have a great client who has has his own ideas and we we work to achieve his aims .
When we do get to the False joint to look like grout , I am am still thinking along a type of draught excluder set in vertical .
dave it's nuts but sometimes we have to get in to these things

 

[Pebbs]

I do love this stone John, I used it on a couple of contracts from our old but not forgotten Paris Ceramics. Very nice work, good to see your getting over the problems.

Lynn

 

[beanz]

What i'd give to be involved in a job like this! Wouldn't want the responsibility mind you lol! It looks like the sort of job where you'd be continually learning as you go...

 

[Al@Lifetiles]

Hi Jonny. Interesting looking job. The substrate you can see in image 5 looks familiar. Is it made up of terracotta type tiles bonded together?
I came across one of these a few years back and remember having to investigate it as it was new to me. There was a reason for using this substrate but for the life of me I can't remember what it was! Remember it was incredibly strong though.