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Hi! Roughly how much will that be for about 400 sqft. Thanks.
Hi! Roughly how much will that be for about 400 sqft. Thanks.
labour cost about 5-6K excluding marble cost
labour cost about 5-6K excluding marble cost
OMG..so expensive.
is your apartment very old?
is your apartment very old?
TOP soon...
but marble tiles are worth it!
very cooling feel whenever i step on it. :o
TOP soon...
don't hack it. homo is easy maintenance. no worries about staining etc.
don't hack it. homo is easy maintenance. no worries about staining etc.
I also think so, but I cant stand the dirty grouting after 1-2 years.
Use granite or marble, paper-thickness gap, no dirty grouting that will also drop out after some time....
I also think so, but I cant stand the dirty grouting after 1-2 years.
I also think so, but I cant stand the dirty grouting after 1-2 years.
if it is not brand new, at least then it makes sense to hack.
if it is not brand new, at least then it makes sense to hack.
You are actually right. It is a bit wasteful. The developer refused to not lay the homogeneous tiles and let me install my marble tiles. Maybe I hold back first. Stay for 10 years then have major reno.
I also think so, but I cant stand the dirty grouting after 1-2 years.
Newer generation of homo tiles is not like before. Designs are more modern and some are bigger tiles with less grouting. Since the developer will not change from their plan, see how it looks after it's completed. You may be pleasantly surprised. I agree that they are easy maintenance.
You are actually right. It is a bit wasteful. The developer refused to not lay the homogeneous tiles and let me install my marble tiles. Maybe I hold back first. Stay for 10 years then have major reno.
U may want to consider to treat the marble with sealant first..
Acidic and alkaline fluids are the worst , any of these will stain it as almost instantly, that why better to treat with sealant first..
Now most of the marble slab are joint very cf closely , so the gap are not obverse..
Very wasteful to hack off brand new...
You are actually right. It is a bit wasteful. The developer refused to not lay the homogeneous tiles and let me install my marble tiles. Maybe I hold back first. Stay for 10 years then have major reno.
Given the number of hours you are at home when you have a full time job coupled with the amount of furniture you are going to stack over that space. You won't have a lot of time to notice and appreciate the difference. Most important thing is to live comfortably.
I also think so, but I cant stand the dirty grouting after 1-2 years.
Is there a way to treat dirty grouting? i am bothered by it too.
U may want to consider to treat the marble with sealant first..
Acidic and alkaline fluids are the worst , any of these will stain it as almost instantly, that why better to treat with sealant first..
Now most of the marble slab are joint very cf closely , so the gap are not obverse..
Very wasteful to hack off brand new...
Can we tell if developer has already treated the marble with sealant?
Is there a way to treat dirty grouting? i am bothered by it too.
Tooth brush n toothpaste? But it gets dirty v fast again.
Given the number of hours you are at home when you have a full time job coupled with the amount of furniture you are going to stack over that space. You won't have a lot of time to notice and appreciate the difference. Most important thing is to live comfortably.
Yup. May not want to do it if cannot find cheap contractor. Contractors n furniture sellers r e ones making e killing now.
Is there a way to treat dirty grouting? i am bothered by it too.
DIY shops should have something for it like a colluding or stain removal pen.
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