Split Face Stone Feature Wall.

[rj1884]

Good evening. Just a quick one. I've fixed split face stone mosaic tiles as a feature wall (not in a wet area). They are the ones that inter lock into each other. The customer has said she now wants them grout. I explained what a nightmare that would be but she is adamant that she would like them tile. The mosaics are travertine and I've sealed them just the once. Would you now attempt to grout them or add a second coat of sealer before hand to help get the excess grout of or would sealing a second time cause problems with the grout holding in the joints.
Thanks in advance.

 

[Dan]

Well done for sticking to your guns. lol

More balls than me.

 

[Old Mod]

Well done for sticking to your guns. lol

More balls than me.

Hahaha at the risk of sounding like a right male chauvinistic pig!
(Which I'm not actually, just a traditionalist!)
sometimes it's just about knowing which battles u can win! Hehe
.....and which ones where u have to keep your trap shut! Haha

 

[Dan]

You're right with it looking warm though. Good choice there.

I had black matte porcelain tiles that imitated stone in my first house, on the living room floor. Wasn't a done thing back then. Had UFH under it. Looked lovely. People always asked about it.

 

[Russell brown]

Here's my effort today, spent ages trying to sort the lip page out!

 

[Old Mod]

You're right with it looking warm though. Good choice there.

I had black matte porcelain tiles that imitated stone in my first house, on the living room floor. Wasn't a done thing back then. Had UFH under it. Looked lovely. People always asked about it.

Thanks!
Yeah it's good creating something a little different, always a conversation piece!
Which helps when you're anti social git like me! Haha ...and besides it forces people in to talking about tiles! The only subject I don't mind talking about

 

[Old Mod]

I like the logo in pic two Russell

 

[White Room]

I clicked that and it did'nt work

 

[Russell brown]

I like the logo in pic two Russell

It's my watermark!