Stick-on tiles
"Jim S" wrote in message ... On Thu, 18 Jun 2009 22:30:15 +0100, John Rumm wrote: Jim S wrote: I have seen tiles to stick over existing tiles advertised on the web, but I would like to see them before buying. Does anyone know of a 'shed' that stocks these, or even an outlet here on Tyneside. You can stick any tiles over old ones if you want. Just degrease well, and abrade the glaze a little with some coarse sand paper before tileing like normal. I guess so, but these ones are quite thin and cutable http://www.stickandgo.com/stick_on_tiles.shtml -- Jim S Tyneside UK www.jimscott.co.uk I reckon a roll of tile effect lino and some NoNails would work out a lot cheaper and quicker, and have no leaky joints. If you like that sort of thing, of coarse. |
Stick-on tiles
I have seen tiles to stick over existing tiles advertised on the web, but I
would like to see them before buying. Does anyone know of a 'shed' that stocks these, or even an outlet here on Tyneside. -- Jim S Tyneside UK www.jimscott.co.uk |
Stick-on tiles
Jim S wrote:
I have seen tiles to stick over existing tiles advertised on the web, but I would like to see them before buying. Does anyone know of a 'shed' that stocks these, or even an outlet here on Tyneside. You can stick any tiles over old ones if you want. Just degrease well, and abrade the glaze a little with some coarse sand paper before tileing like normal. -- Cheers, John. /================================================== ===============\ | Internode Ltd - http://www.internode.co.uk | |-----------------------------------------------------------------| | John Rumm - john(at)internode(dot)co(dot)uk | \================================================= ================/ |
Stick-on tiles
On Thu, 18 Jun 2009 22:30:15 +0100, John Rumm wrote:
Jim S wrote: I have seen tiles to stick over existing tiles advertised on the web, but I would like to see them before buying. Does anyone know of a 'shed' that stocks these, or even an outlet here on Tyneside. You can stick any tiles over old ones if you want. Just degrease well, and abrade the glaze a little with some coarse sand paper before tileing like normal. I guess so, but these ones are quite thin and cutable http://www.stickandgo.com/stick_on_tiles.shtml -- Jim S Tyneside UK www.jimscott.co.uk |
Stick-on tiles
On Jun 19, 12:47*am, Jim S wrote:
On Thu, 18 Jun 2009 22:30:15 +0100, John Rumm wrote: Jim S wrote: I have seen tiles to stick over existing tiles advertised on the web, but I would like to see them before buying. Does anyone know of a 'shed' that stocks these, or even an outlet here on Tyneside. You can stick any tiles over old ones if you want. Just degrease well, and abrade the glaze a little with some coarse sand paper before tileing like normal. I guess so, but these ones are quite thin and cutablehttp://www.stickandgo.com/stick_on_tiles.shtml think I'll avoid that one! NT |
Stick-on tiles
On Thu, 18 Jun 2009 23:47:52 GMT, Jim S wrote:
I guess so, but these ones are quite thin and cutable http://www.stickandgo.com/stick_on_tiles.shtml "and we are proud to say that after many months of laboratory testing we now fully endorse our range of STICK & GO TILES. " I wonder what they thought of them /before/ the months of testing then? -- Geo |
Stick-on tiles
On Jun 20, 4:17*pm, Geo wrote:
On Thu, 18 Jun 2009 23:47:52 GMT, Jim S wrote: I guess so, but these ones are quite thin and cutable http://www.stickandgo.com/stick_on_tiles.shtml "and we are proud to say that after many months of laboratory testing we now fully endorse our range of STICK & GO TILES. " I wonder what they thought of them /before/ the months of testing then? Its a strange marketing claim really, given that companies always endorse their own products. Then again I know of one exception... ntl once described its dial up service saying 'time to put the kettle on' NT |
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