Rustic tiles porcelain

[enduro]

Also do you know if you need to seal these tiles?

 

[mickyc]

Thanks enduro .

 

[mickyc]

Also do you know if you need to seal these tiles?

Funnily enough that did enter my mind but i thought the guys at ctd would have known this when the customer bought the tiles as he was originally having ceramics .
Hence why i have ended up with a tub of bluestar addie i will have to ask them in the morning .

 

[mickyc]

Morning all completed the kitchen barring grout , i ended up using single part flexi and it was great ,who needs tubs .
As for the bluestar that was recommended for these 108 rustic porcelain glazed tiles by ctd that is now for another job in the near future .
The guy at ctd still reckons that bluestar is fine for rustic porcelain and i explained that it wont work he adamant it would .
I am going to grout it tomorrow and have been given bal wide joint flexible grout that came with the bluestar will this be fine on these glazed porcelain they dont mark as i have tested them with felt pen any help appreciated will post pictures when completed .
Thanx in advance mik

 

[faithhealer]

Grout will be ok. I don't like 'wavy' edge tiles though, last job took an extra day fiddling about with the grout lines

 

[mickyc]

Cheers faithhealer

I found the most awkward part was the trims as the wavy edge caused lining up to the trim not sweet .
But as for the lines yes agreed as it was mostly eye work basically what was pleasant to the eye .

 

[mickyc]

Pictures of kitchen i have just done rustic porcelain .


Ooops how do i get piks up ha,ha ,ha

 

[mickyc]

baa giv up i,m knackered

 

[mickyc]

Finally not the clearest pics but hey i got there ,first time i have used porcelain 108 gemini rustic tiles

 

[mickyc]