| Room | Hallway |
|---|---|
| Tile | White tile with gray veining and a circular multi-point star medallion |
| Pattern | Visible in the project photographs |
| Size | Not confirmed from the supplied photographs |
| Town | Chicago area |
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About this job
The hallway floor here is white tile with gray veining, shown in two photos. Set into it is a circular medallion with a multi-point star.
A round medallion means the surrounding tile has to be cut to a curve, and those cuts are worth a close look in the photos. Neither the tile size nor the town was recorded; Chicago area is what’s listed.
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Measured and planned
We check the room’s dimensions and mark layout lines before any tile is set.
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Prepared and waterproofed
Prep depends on the substrate, with waterproofing where the area gets wet.
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Set
Tile goes down to the layout lines, with joints and cuts kept even.
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Grouted and sealed
Grout and any sealer are chosen to suit the tile and how it will be cleaned.
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Walked through with the owner
We go over the finished surface with the owner.
Tell us about the room
Share the surface, the room and what you are considering.
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