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Hi,
We're looking for floor tiles for our new bathroom, which will be a wet room. We've found tiles that we like, but none of them have a 'non-slip' surface. The guy in Topps Tiles suggested an etching solution that they sell which is supposed to roughen the surface of any tile. Has anyone any experience of this? Would you recommend it? Thanks Dave |
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