Today we had two floors to clean and seal, one an Edwardian geometric floor; the other a quarry tiled kitchen floor in the small town of Hednesford Staffordshire just outside Cannock.
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A really nice Edwardian herringbone floor in West Bridgford Nottingham, these hard fired tiles really do enhance to a lovely dark red colour.
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This Edwardian tiled hallway floor in Derby was originally covered with parquet flooring, so you can imagine how much adhesive and bitumen needed to be removed before any restoration work could be undertaken.
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Look at the colour of this Edwardian tiled hallway after we cleaned, sealed and polished the whole area.
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A nice Edwardian tiled hallway laid in a chequerboard style. This was another floor that had previously been under carpet. We had to remove adhesive, paint and plaster residue from the tiles and grout lines.
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An Edwardian tiled hallway consisting of 3″ octagons (plus variations) with 1″ squares. The floor had been under carpet for many years and absorbed a good deal of the underlay colour over those year. The floor had also been treated badly by central heating contractors
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