A beautiful Minton floor in Newark, Nottinghamshire from the Victorian era. In this Victorian Floor Restoration we needed to remove loose and damaged tiles and manufacture new encaustic tiles in order to bring out the floors full potential.

Work Detail
Our dedicated team of Victorian floor restorers expertly removed the damaged tiles from the floor creating very little dirt, dust or disruption ready to accept the replacement tiles. Outside our professional diamond tile cutting machine was used to precisely cut both reclaimed original tiles and handmade replicas to imperial sizes. A lot of work went into to sourcing accurate matches to ensure the very best blend, this included a sympathetically coloured grout and the manufacture of new encaustic tiles.

The final phase of this Victorian floor restoration in Newark was to clean and seal the floor using our specialised restorative cleaning process. Using only ECO friendly chemical solutions we were able to strip away years of dirt, debris and old sealers. Once dried we applied our unique breathable stain sealer, a sealer that not only enhances the natural colour of the clay tiles but also protects the floor from abrasion, soiling, staining.

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Services used in this restoration
Victorian Tile Cleaning
Victorian Floor Restoration
Replacement Victorian Tiles

Contaminants found on this floor
Varnish
Paint
Linseed Oil

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This original Minton Hollins Victorian tiled hallway in Newark Nottinghamshire was in great condition save for a few areas that had been previously repaired with decorators filler and just a few cracked tiles.

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The floor had definitely been sealed with Linseed oil at some stage, you can see the ugly brown tinge in the ‘before’ shots. As this oil dries into the tile body it take dirt etc in with and later oxidises to form a hard coating; very tough to remove.

After thoroughly cleaning the floor, the hallway tiles were treated to our premium sealer and then a satin polish.

Services
Victorian Tile Cleaning
Victorian Floor Restoration
Replacement Victorian Tiles

Contaminants
Varnish
Paint
Linseed Oil

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