Showing posts with label slough. Show all posts
Showing posts with label slough. Show all posts
Friday, April 21, 2017
Putting the Shine Back on Water Damaged Limestone Tiles
This 50 m2 Limestone tiled floor at an old thatched cottage in Slough had unfortunately been stained following a radiator system leak which covered the tiles in dirty radiator water and sludge. The limestone tiles had been laid on a floor without a screed damp proofing membrane which resulted in
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Thursday, December 10, 2015
Putting the Shine Back on Water Damaged Limestone Tiles
This 50 m2 Limestone tiled floor at an old thatched cottage in Slough had unfortunately been stained following a radiator system leak which covered the tiles in dirty radiator water and sludge. The limestone tiles had been laid on a floor without a screed damp proofing membrane which resulted in
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Tuesday, November 10, 2015
Stained Limestone Tiled Floor Stripped and Sealed in Slough
This 50 m2 Limestone tiled floor at an old thatched cottage in Slough had unfortunately been stained following a radiator system leak which covered the tiles in dirty radiator water and sludge. The limestone tiles had been laid on a floor without a screed damp proofing membrane which resulted in the release of efflorescent mineral salts rising up through the stone from the soil beneath. This left a constant layer of reforming fine salt on the surface of the stone which looked like fine dust.
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Tuesday, November 3, 2015
Smelly Slate Toilet Floor Problems Resolved At Slough Bowling Complex
Although we do get a lot of residential work we also cover commercial properties such as this local bowling complex in Slough where complaints of a bad odour in the male toilets had been received. The owner of the bowling complex realised the problem was coming from the slate tiled floor and decided to call in their local Tile Doctor to identify and eliminate the odour. Upon closer inspection, it was identified that the unsealed slate floor in the toilets had been contaminated by urine
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