Home Renovation

You don't mention whether you are selling tiles or fitting them? I'm presuming you are selling them...

To sell the tiles you need to find business premises which are cheap enough to afford

Homedepot has diamond blade for your Jig saw will cut 1 1/2 pavers. I used them for cutting Marble. You will find the blade neat Granite and Marble If you need to do a lot of cutting buy abrasive bla

Travertine was made by Mother Nature to blend with the rest of natural colors. So the best color for your cabinets would be a natural color too. They could be any color of wood that you like, but no

Travertine is basically compressed limestone, a softer rock material. It is always wanting to return to its natural state, which is essentially lime from the natural heating and cooling of the earth.

first of all i would like to wish you much luck in the project. :)

1-2. i recommend using 1/16" or 1/32" spacers to give the grout enough room to squish down. use a non-sanded grout to

Porcelain and ceramic are not different kinds of tile. Porcelain is one of a variety of ceramic tiles. It makes no difference. A tile called "porcelain" is not necessarily better, harder, mo

TRAVERTINE TILES
Travertine tiles are formed from hardened mineral deposits that are left over after carbon dioxide-rich water filters through rocks and earth.
Travertine tiles get their name from t

1) Getting at least 2 red marbles?

= 6/25 * 5/24 * 19/23 * (3!/2!1!)

= (6*5*19*3)/(25*24*23)

= 1710/13800 = 0.1239

This is the chance of getting exactly 2 red marbles.

= 6/25 * 5/24 *

First you need to get the square of the room by multiplying the lenght and the width...6.25m x's 4.85m Then convert that into cm. Next do the same thing on your tile and divid that with your floor

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No, Travertine is Travertine. Marble is Marble and Limestone is Limestone. All 3 are different. Travertine is not a metamorphic rock. The others are. There is a great guide online where you can read u

Start by determining how you use the kitchen..do you cook alot? Do you bake? Do you entertain? Do you have the family for holidays every year? Are professional-style appliances what you need? Do

Yes, you can sand travertine, but please note that my experience is limited to UNhoned (non-shiny) tiles. You would use "diamond polishing wheels", which are usually only found at specialty

Does the tile feel a little rough where you see the stains? The tile may have been etched by acid like effect of low-pH water (like acid rain does) or from the use of alkaline or acidic cleaners and

Generally, porcelain tile is best for floor while ceramic tile is best for walls. Porcelain is made much the same but it is denser clay and thus a harder tile. Most are not glazed like ceramic tile. I