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Tiles that need sealing

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Koala2 · 15/03/2018 20:53

Hi all, considering buying some of these. Are they a huge pain to install? Would you buy them again if you already have them? Anything I need to beware of?

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DancingLedge · 15/03/2018 21:26

Did it once, sealer worked fine, haven't resealed annually like it said ,no problems.
You do need somewhere to lay them all out, on say plastic and newspapers. Did need many, many coats.

But that's how you get to tile with travertine if you can't afford the more expensive tiles Worth it.

DancingLedge · 15/03/2018 21:29

If my hunch was right and you are thinking of travertine, then a decent wet cutter is needed. Which a decent tiler will have.
I'd put up easy to cut tiles myself. I would leave travertine to a tiler.

JoJoSM2 · 16/03/2018 13:49

We’ve got loads of marble everywhere so that required sealing. The sealing process is a bit like carefully washing the floor - nothing fancy or complicated about it. Resealing it is also easy but you just need a bit of time/get someone in to do it.

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