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Services tilers in Lancaster are offering

A number of services are provided by tilers in Lancaster, from laying floor tiles over underfloor heating systems, either installed as electric mat or piped hot water systems, to clearing away old wall and floor tiles and levelling floors and walls with plaster and screed to prepare walls prior to tiling with new porcelain, stone or ceramic tiles. Tiling products can also be supplied by a professional tiler, such as flexible adhesive and coloured grout, and advice can also be provided about how to choose the best adhesion products for your tiling project. If your tiles have been attached to your walls and floors, the tiled surfaces can be coated with finishing products such as tile sealant, which is usually applied to natural stone tiles. Applying sealant to tiles will prevent discolouration and staining and every year you can receive a quality service from Lancaster tilers to keep your tiles looking good for years to come.

Choosing natural stone tile products Lancaster

There are a large number of different types of natural stone tiles that offer a luxurious finish to a wall or floor in your home and that can be applied by an experienced Lancaster tiler. Filled and honed travertine is popular for use in shower rooms and bathrooms, whereas the unfilled type of tile will often be used to decorate kitchens because there is less chance of water splashing. Applying natural stone sealant to the face of the tiles protects tiles from being affected by discolouration or stains, however tumbled marble and limestone or porous travertine are the most important tile surfaces to seal. Reapplying the sealant each year will make sure the tile surfaces remain protected. Another natural stone tile type that is popular is slate, that provides many colour options and has attractive riven textures. Tile suppliers and DIY stores offer tiles in a variety of different sizes whilst tile designs can be created using modular tile packs.

Tiling services in Lancaster

If you're planning to refurbish rooms in your home and are looking for a quality tiler in Lancaster, you want to be confident that the tradesperson you hire is reliable. Whether you need porcelain tiles or ceramic tiles for a kitchen, bathroom or utility room, or your floor is being retiled with natural stone tiles such as slate or travertine, you can find a reputable tiler in Lancaster on submission of your tiling requirements via the user friendly enquiry form. From advising about different types of adhesive and grout, to finishing edges of part tiles walls with metallic or plastic trim and waterproofing baths and shower trays by fitting seal strips, tiling over boxed in utility room and kitchen pipes to using multiple coloured tiles to create designs, a local tiling specialist can provide the solution.

Tile types to choose from

• Porcelain tiles with patterns
• Budget ceramic wall and floor tiles
• Textured black slate flooring
• Kitchen floor terracotta tiles
• Border mosaics on mesh backing
• Textured floor tiles with non-slip surfaces
• Luxury handmade tiles with raised designs
• Filled and honed travertine
• Recycled glass eco tiles
• Brushed chrome metal tiles

Rooms that can benefit from tiling

Tiles are an easy to clean and durable material practical wall covering and flooring materials, and they also make attractive work tops and fire surrounds. Tiles are often used as a hallway flooring material in Victorian properties, which can easily be mopped or swept and rugs can be used to cover them if you wish. Tiled kitchens and bathrooms are commonplace, and likewise with flooring and walling in utility rooms, because tiles offer a waterproof and hygienic solution. Therefore many families with kids and/or pets often opt for tiling on their floors. Conservatories and sun rooms are also commonly tiled, because they are cool under foot in warm weather and they can be combined with underfloor heating if desired to add warmth in winter.

Tiling specialists in Lancaster are:

• Using porcelain tiles to tile shower room walls
• Wet room wall and floor tiling
• Replacing carpets in hallways with floor tiles
• Kitchen pipework boxing in with plywood and applying tiles over
• Tiled floor installation after underfloor heating has been connected up
• Using ceramic tiles to tile utility room walls
• Tiling over bathroom wall tiles
• Using travertine and limestone tiles to redecorate bathrooms
• Feature kitchen wall creation using handmade tiles with relief patterns
• Laying conservatory floor tiles

Lancaster Finishing touches and tiling services

• Sealing tile edges to prevent water dripping using tile strips
• Laying plywood boarding to level flooring for tiling
• Edging windows with brushed chrome tile trim
• Advising about appropriate grout and adhesive tiling products
• Using tile borders to edge ceramic wall tiles
• Sealing tiles made from natural stone to prevent discolouration
• Restoration of floors and walls that are tiled
• Attaching tiles using rapid set tile adhesive
• Preparing surfaces to be retiled by removing old tiles
• Applying fresh grout between tiles

Different types of kitchen tiles

There are many different types of tiles so when you're refurbishing your kitchen with new tiles on the flooring and walls, it's important to choose the best tiles to suit your needs. A practical option when on a budget is to choose ceramic or porcelain tiles. Porcelain tiles are hard wearing because they are incredibly hard, however both tile types come in many designs and colours. For added luxury, natural stone tiles could be the best choice, that you can find in various sizes including 40x60cm, 40x40cm and 60x60cm, or mosaic tiles on a mat. Another option to consider is modular tile sets that can look effective on either floors or walls and there is a varied range of colours in both travertine and slate tiles you could choose between. For a rustic kitchen or a feature wall look, handmade tiles can look fantastic with relief patterns and individual surface finishes, or for splash backs with a difference, try metallic tiles which look good in a brushed finish.

Tiles suitable for floors

There is a large amount of choice when selecting new tiles, but some tile ranges are specifically for walls, other tiles are made to be floor coverings, whilst either wall or floor surfaces can be decorated with other tile ranges. Textured surfaces are a feature of floor tiles making them less slippery, to make them practical for use in utility rooms, kitchens and bathrooms where they'll get splashed. You don't need as thick tiles on walls so prices are usually lower than floor tiles. Horizontally positioned border tiles are also used by many people to enhance designs and break up blocks of a single colour. Tiles are usually marked up in a DIY store or tile shop so you don't purchase the wrong sort of tiles for your floors and walls.

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