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Monday 25 August 2014

Porcelain Tiles - Without Grout

The tiler had a busy weekend at our house, working both Saturday and Sunday. I ducked in Sunday to have a sneak peak and was so excited to see most the tiles finished. They are looking very special - even without grout/cleaning etc! He had yesterday off, but when I drove past today, he was back. So I might have some grouting photos in the next few days! The tiling in the ensuite is at a bit of a standstill till the window in the shower in replaced (with correct size) as the bottom reveal is tiled (it will also need to be waterproofed).

Ensuite
Floor Tile - Polished Porcelain Crystal Super White 300 x 600
Wall Tile/Bath Hob -  Polished Porcelain Alto Eggshell 300 x 600
(Caesarstone - Linen, Laminex - Polar White Silk)





Bathroom
Floor Tile- Polished Porcelain Smoke 300 x 600
Wall Tile - Polished Porcelain Crystal Super White 300 x 600
(Caesarstone - Urban, Laminex - Polar White Silk)
Ground Floor Powder Room
Floor Tile- Polished Porcelain Crystal Super White 300 x 600
Wall Tile - Polished Porcelain Alto Nero 300 x 600
(Caesarstone - Urban)








First Floor Powder Room
Floor Tile- Polished Porcelain Smoke 300 x 600
Wall Tile - Polished Porcelain Alto Nero 300 x 600
(Caesarstone - White Shimmer)


LOVE IT!

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10 comments:

  1. Unknown26 August 2014 at 01:23

    I am loving this blog!!!!! Check for updates everyday!!!!!

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    1. building nelson26 August 2014 at 17:41

      Thank-you!! It's been lots of fun documenting so I'm glad you're enjoying the reading. I think over the next few weeks there are going to be a lot of things happening so enjoy!!!

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  2. Unknown26 August 2014 at 04:28

    Can't wait to see your finished kitchen!!

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    1. building nelson26 August 2014 at 17:43

      Thanks for the comment! I've got some more kitchen photos with the Caesarstone on so I will update later today! We can't wait to see it finished either. It's so dusty at the moment, it's hard to imagine it sparkling clean and functional!

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  3. Lime & Mortar29 August 2014 at 19:15

    Wow look at the size of your bathroom & ensuite. Fantastic!

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    1. building nelson2 September 2014 at 01:03

      Thank-you! It's nice to get comment like that as it brings us back to reality. We go in and look with a microscope at different aspects they are working at and sometimes we forget/take for granted what we will have! It's all really coming together - need to pinch myself!

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  4. Pico300zx14 September 2014 at 18:07

    Thanks for the updates. We are really enjoying reading through your progress. Wondering what colour splash back you're going in the kitchen? We are building with Carlise too and just finalising tender. We also have chosen a white kitchen but not sure on our choice of splash back. Thanks :)

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    1. building nelson15 September 2014 at 03:36

      Hi, Thanks for the comment. We are patiently waiting for the splashback to be done. The plasterers were due about 2/3 weeks ago and it cannot be done until they have been. We only have 2 small parts of splashback (2 areas in kitchen and 2 in butlers) as the main splashbacks are windows. We colour we chose is Blind Date - in clear glass. This is a standard glass and colour. We chose not to upgrade to starfire glass (it would have been $710 x2 for kitchen/butlers). Starfire has no greenish tinge. Blind date is a mild grey/brown colour. Hope it looks okay! What design are you building?
      Here is the link to the photo http://nelson46.blogspot.com.au/2014/05/kitchen-colour-selection-and.html

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  5. Unknown10 October 2014 at 03:13

    Nice tiles but they must be timely cleaned to let them keep new & shiny as they are looking now.

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  6. Muhammad Hassan8 April 2018 at 05:19

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