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Ceramic, Mosaic & Marble Tiles: Kitchen & Bathroom Tiles Fitted for walls and floors expertly fitted

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Carpentry & Joinery Northampton: property refurbishment including sash windows, staircase repairs, flooring & roofing Northampton

Kitchen Fitters, Bathroom Fitters: Units fitted, plumbing, electrical installation & tiling Northampton

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Northampton tiling services

When you're renovating or redecorating a property and want to find Northampton a recommended tiler, it is important to you you have a tradesperson you can trust. Whether you want hard wearing porcelain tiles or cheap ceramic tiles for a downstairs toilet, shower room or kitchen, or natural stone tiles are being laid on your floor like travertine or limestone, you can get in touch with a reputable tiling specialist in Northampton by submitting an enquiry form. From imparting knowledgeable advice about the best type of grout and tile adhesive to use, to edging tiles with chrome, brass or white trim and fitting tile over or tile up to seal strips along baths and showers, boxing in ugly pipework in bathrooms and kitchens to using multiple coloured tiles to create designs, a tiling specialist near Northampton has the answer.

Professional Northampton tiling services

Tilers in Northampton offer a number of services, from covering underfloor heating systems with floor tiles, which can either be piped or an electric mat, to old floor and wall tile removal as well as using floor levelling compounds and plaster to level walls and floors before using natural stone, porcelain or ceramic tiles to redecorate surfaces. Tiling products required to complete tiling jobs can be supplied by specialist tilers, such as grout and adhesive, and advice can also be provided about how to choose the best adhesion products for your tiling project. When your walls are fully tiled, finishing touches can be added such as application of coats of sealant. You can prevent tile discolouration and staining with the application of sealant and every year you can receive a quality service from Northampton tilers to ensure your tiles look attractive for many years.

Northampton tilers are carrying out home improvements

• Using white or chrome tile trim to finish edges of tiles around windows
• Application of fresh tile grout between tile joints
• Natural stone tile sealant application
• Chipping away existing tiles to prepare walls for retiling
• Restoration of floors and walls that are tiled
• Tiling up to seal strips alongside baths and shower trays
• Edging ceramic wall tiles with tile borders
• Sourcing adhesive and grout to complete tiling jobs
• Using flexible adhesive to attach tiles to floors
• Levelling floors with plyboard prior to tiling

Different types of kitchen tiles

You can choose from a number of different tile types, so if you're looking to retile your kitchen floors, walls or to create splash backs, it's important to choose the best tiles to suit your needs. If you're on a budget, you could choose ceramic or porcelain tiles. When you require durability, the hardness of porcelain is the ideal choice, but both types of tiles are available in a range of colours and designs. You could also introduce the beauty of natural products with natural stone tiles, which are available in many different sizes, or mesh backed travertine mosaics can be used to create borders or part tile walls. Modular tile sets are another possibility suited to use on floors and walls and you can select from a range of travertine and slate options with various colours on offer. For a rustic kitchen or a feature wall look, handmade tiles can look fantastic with relief patterns and individual surface finishes, and metallic tiles can be used to reflect light and provide attractive splash backs.

Tiling jobs our Northampton tilers are completing

• Retiling bathroom walls over old tiles
• Retiling halls with quarry tiles
• Laying conservatory floor tiles
• Limestone, travertine and marble wall tile application
• Replacing utility room tiles with ceramic tiles
• Fitting plywood boxing over kitchen pipes and tiling over
• Feature kitchen wall creation using handmade tiles with relief patterns
• Applying tiles to walls and floors or wet rooms
• Using porcelain tiles to tile shower room walls
• Laying new tiled floors over underfloor heating systems

Tile options Northampton: Made from natural stone

A large amount of choice is on offer in natural stone tile ranges which are luxurious wall and floor tile options work which can be completed by an experienced tiler in Northampton. Honed and filled travertine tiles are commonly used in bathrooms and en suites, whereas the unfilled type of tile will often be used to decorate kitchens because there is less chance of water splashing. Application of natural stone tile sealant should be carried out to prevent surface damage from discolouring or being marked, but marble, limestone and travertine tiles with porous surfaces are the most important tiles to seal. Sealant should also be reapplied after around 12 months to ensure the surface remains protected. A further tile choice that is popular is slate which floors and walls can be decorated with, and that provides many colour options and has attractive riven textures. Tile shops sell natural stone tiles in a range of size options or even as modular packs containing a variety of sized pieces.

Which sort of tiles to choose

• Natural slate floor tiles
• Kitchen floor terracotta tiles
• Cheap ceramic tiles
• Porcelain tiles with patterns
• Textured non-slip floor tiles
• Recycled glass eco tiles
• Border tiles with mesh backed mosaics
• Modular unfilled travertine
• Luxury handmade ceramic wall tiles
• Metal wall tiles

Decorating your house with tiles

If you choose tiles, you will have products that can easily be kept clean and that are practical for flooring and wall coverings, and you can also use them to decorate fire places or to make splash backs. Tiles are often used as a hallway flooring material in Victorian properties, which look good with rugs on them and can be kept clean easily with sweeping and mopping. Kitchen and bathrooms are frequently decorated with tiles, as are utility room walls and floors, because they are both waterproof and hygienic. That's one of the reasons why families find tiled floors so appealing. Conservatories and sun rooms are also commonly tiled, because tiles provide a cool surface for warm summer weather and they can also be heated in winter using underfloor heating.

Different sorts of floor tiles

When choosing new tiles, there are many types t choose between, and some tiles are wall specific, 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, so that they are safe for use in kitchens and bathrooms where water will likely splash on them. You don't need as thick tiles on walls so prices are usually lower than floor tiles. Borders are also often used with wall tiles to break up expanses of tiles. Tile retailers and outlets will usually have tiles marked up so you know you're getting the right sort of tiles for your walls and floors.

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