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I have several different freshly laid tiles in my new house. All pathways have stone tiles and there are marble tiles in the bathrooms and porcelain in the kitchen. I needed to get them sealed and was not sure if it was possible to seal them all. I contacted Tile Cleaners because my dad recommended them. He had a similar situation in his house and was very happy with the job Tile Cleaners had done. I was very worried about my tiles since they were brand new and very expensive. Tile Cleaners team were very patient with me, explaining how they were going to apply the sealer on different types of tiles, what sealer they would use, how long it would last for and advised me on how to take care of my tiles. I called Tile Cleaners a few times confirming details, asking for prices, making sure they could to the job during the weekend etc. The guys were amazingly patient and helpful. When I had gathered all the information I wanted, I was ready to go ahead. The work done by Tile Cleaners actually took less time than what it took me looking for information about it. Sorry for the pain I caused, and again thank you.

Monica Petrovski, West Beach, SA

I was about to sell my house, but was not happy with the tiles in the dining area. The tiles were white and shiny but the grout looked really dark and dirty. I already had a potential client; however the dark grout ruined the beauty of the room. I didn't have much time to fix the grout and decided to call Tile Cleaners as my real estate agency mentioned them. As my real estate agent said, Tile cleaners responded really quickly. They also pointed out that some of the grout was coming off in the hallway when they were there, which I had not even noticed. Thank you for fixing my problem so quickly. The house is sold now and I left your details with the new owner so they can keep the tiles in good condition.

Anna Rodwell, Tingalpa, QLD

We got our tiles more than 25 years ago. We were told that we had a solvent sealer on our tiles, which apparently most companies wouldn't be able to strip off. However we rang a couple of places to check them out. No luck. A friend of mine recommended Tile Cleaners. We rang the guys and they agreed to have a look the next day. We decided to go ahead with the job after getting a satisfactory quote. Tile Cleaners team stripped and resealed our old tiles. We are very grateful for your help guys. Thank you again.

Olivia and Andrew Clark, Hornsby, NSW

Types Of Stone Tiles

There are three main types of rock, sedimentary, metamorphic and igneous. Sandstones, Limestones and travertines are sedimentary rocks. Marbles and slates are Metamorphic. Granite an igneous rock.

What is limestone?

Is made up of layers of calcium carbonate formed from the building up of organic matter in shallow seas, then turned to stone by millions of years of pressure. Limestones are available in different degrees of density and hardness, some rare limestones are as tough as granite.

What is sandstone?

Composed mainly of sand size mineral or rock grains. Most sandstone is composed of quartz and/or feldspar because these are the most common minerals in the earth's crust. Like sand, sandstone may be any colour, but the most common colours are tan, brown, yellow, red, grey and white. Some sandstones are resistant to weathering, making sandstone a popular building and paving material.

What is travertine?

Is made up of layers of calcite formed from the building up of organic matter in hot springs and areas with spas. The stone has a honeycomb structure, where water has run through the material. When cut this honeycomb structure is exposed and results in holes on the surface. Holes can be left unfilled which creates a natural surface or they can be filled in and then smoothed off using a finishing process called honing. Over time small holes may appear on the surface, this is part of the beauty of this stone.

What is marble?

Begins life as limestone, is then crystallised by extremes of heat and pressure. Its different colours come from chemicals and minerals in the stone.

What is granite?

Formed from liquid magma under the crust of the earth, cooling slowly over extremely long periods of time. Is an extremely hard stone and has a low porosity.

What is the difference between real natural stone tiles and artificial stone?

Artificial stone can never match the individuality of natural stone. Manufacturers give this product many different names to confuse matters, some of these are: reconstituted, conglomerate, quartz stone, none of these are natural stone! Most of the time they cost a lot more because of the amount of manufacturing needed to make them! Fake stone or artificial stone is made from cement and aggregate with dyes and pigments to colour the product.

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huge range of tiles and surfaces in all locations including:

Kitchens, Bathrooms, Showers, Swimming pools, Pool pavers, Restaurants, Cafés, Bars, Homes, Schools, Clinics, Hospitals, Companies, Offices

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