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Bathroom Renovation Questions: How To Choose the Right Design

Starting a bathroom renovation is equal parts excitement and nerves, as you're not only choosing tiles...

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Have you chosen beautiful mosaic tiles for your home? The next step, of course, is installation. You could hire...

Mosaic tiles are famous for their beauty and visually stunning designs. But, like any tiles, they get dirty over time. 

Are you scratching your head over how to clean mosaic tiles at your place? 

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 Some italian porcelain/virtrified tiles are extremely dense. Density provides strength and durability, however, it can make these particular tiles harder to cut or drill without breaking. The following information aims to provide suggestions and/or...

They are all sustainable and age beautifully. Also, to me light is as much a construction material as a tile ...

Plan your tiling carefully and buy all the tiles you need at the same time ensuring they are suitable for the area you intend to tile - if you need help refer to design and planning section for the relevant project area. As tile shades can vary from batch...

 Your tiles are a significant feature of your outdoor space. With the ability to imbue your garden or courtyard with an elevated design appeal whilst also providing functionality and ease, tiles are a great all-rounder material...

They are all sustainable and age beautifully. Also, to me light is as much a construction material as a tile...

Incorporating a patio into your backyard is a great way to seamlessly extend your living area into your backyard, opening the space up for recreation, relaxation and entertainment. Australia’s enviable climate makes patios an obvious choice for sprucing u...

Locate your wall by marking out the ground where your wall will be built. This can be done by marking with stakes and a string line or by marking the ground with spray paint. Dig a shallow trench approximately 180mm deep and 350mm wide. Fill the trench...