Cement/Encaustic Tile Maintenance
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Encaustic cement tiles - need recommendations for where to buy!
Comments (2)As far as I can tell we have the best price and quality in the industry. I know that would seem to be biased. But it is not without research. Handmade Encaustic Cement Tiles. They do look pretty and the bold designs, just love them. This is Atlas black and in 2018 it is $10.95 a Square Foot and Free Shipping. Here....See MoreEncaustic/cement tile backsplash
Comments (4)I will find at least one example in a minute. RMKitchen, whom I miss terribly, used to post here. She did a laundry room floor with them and said that they require multiple coats of sealant. Villa Lagoon states they ship to "North America," and I understand the owner is very helpful if you just want to ask her fir information. http://www.villalagoontile.com/patchwork-tile-floors.html Here is a link that might be useful: [One example[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/cement-tile-backsplash-ideas-phbr0lbl-bl~l_9156) This post was edited by kitchendetective on Fri, Sep 19, 14 at 12:13...See MoreCement/Encaustic Floor Tile
Comments (3)We purchased through the Cement Tile Shop about three years ago. We used them for kitchen backsplash tiles and installed and sealed them ourselves...no issues or problems since install, but they were just in a backsplash. Our experience with ordering: no problems, just ordered in stock as we were in a rush. One thing to know:. They delivered via freight to our house...you are supposed to inspect for broken tiles and have them note it on the delivery slip. A little awkward making the guy wait for me to open each box and lay them all out! He was nice about it, but it could have gone poorly had he refused to wait. The tile shop was easy to deal with in terms of replacing broken tiles, but we did "follow their instructions." This was a while ago, maybe policy is different now. Overall, i would order from them again, but plan on being present (and having helpers to help check tiles) on delivery day. Can't remember how many were broken- maybe 1/8 of our order- they weren't packed tightly or with any padding. All were replaced quickly and without problem. Hope this helps!...See MoreCement/Encaustic Tile
Comments (5)Thank you saltnpeppa. Great link. Aimeekm, I'm building a craftsman style house and want the tiles for the rear entry/friend's entry, which also leads out to the pool. The house I eventually purchased has a beautiful kitchen that needs nearly nothing. Only people on gw can understand that is a little disappointing! OMG. I do feel for you. My DH complains that I find something wrong with every home I walk into. He just doesn't get it. Thank you april. I'm hoping they'll be ok for my friend's entry and not too slippery. I'm assuming by the time people get out of the pool to come into the house to use the powder room, they'll have dried off enough that it will be ok. (Finger's crossed) Aimeekm, here is the front exterior of the house we're building. Colors aren't quite set yet. Once we start building, I'll be posting a thread in the building a home forum....See MoreBeth H. :
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