A fresh, newly-decorated bathroom is going to be as clean as it ever will be. Given what happens in a bathroom, or even a kitchen, removing dirt and grime are going to be part and parcel of keeping it clean. If you’ve got a ceramic tiled floor or wall, keeping the tiles themselves clean is relatively easy, but it’s the … Read More
Laying Floor Tiles: A How-To Guide
If you’re a keen DIYer, or want to save yourself some money, you’ll be pleased to know that with the right preparation – laying floor tiles is a relatively simple job. The key is to do your research, and take the job step-by-step – which is where we can help! Here we outline the tools you’ll need and the steps … Read More
How to Paint Ceramic Tiles: Easy Home Renovation Ideas
If you want to transform your home without breaking the bank, have you considered revamping your bathroom by simply painting your ceramic tiles? This is the perfect to activity to carry out with the kids, or as a relaxing activity during the weekend and it gives you the freedom to renovate some of your home with only a small change! … Read More
Tiles and Grouting: Cleaning Grouting, Re-grouting and Removing Grouting from Your Tiles
We use tiles in various areas of the home, such as the kitchen or bathroom. In rooms such as these, tiles are ideal for walls and floors, as they are hard wearing, easy to clean and maintain, and offer protection in rooms where there is a lot of moisture. In order to make sure your tiling looks good, you need … Read More
Durabase 30M Anti Crack Matting Roll
Durabase matting is your simple solution to crack suppression and waterproofing Prevents substrate cracks caused by substrate movement 100% waterproof (when used in conjunction with durabase joint tape) Bridges cracks in substrates Faster & easier working filling the wide clover leaf holes Batter resistance on heated surfaces with rapid expansion and contraction Wide clover leaves means more adhesive in contact … Read More
Helpful hints for measuring your rooms
Helpful hints for measuring your rooms Points to Remember. Point 1. Make sure you are accurate with your measurements. Point 2. Measure the whole room, including door and window frames. Point 3. Make a note of overall height and any restrictions – like a low or sloping ceiling, or the height between the window sill and the floor. Point 4. … Read More