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Posted by admin on Mar 29, 2013
Wooden flooring is fast becoming a popular choice for homeowners, because of its warm and natural appearance, ease in laying and durability. It is the best choice if you want to change an existing flooring as it can be laid on top of the floor just like a carpet....
Posted by admin on Mar 21, 2013
The most popular choices for flooring are natural materials because of the natural textures /patterns and sheen of natural occurring stones. However, man made materials are generally cheaper, more durable, less-maintenance and quicker to lay than natural materials....
Posted by admin on Feb 26, 2013
Some of the most commonly used materials for flooring are naturally occurring stones like Marble, Granite, Kota, Slate etc., and Hardwood. The advantages, disadvantages and uses of different natural materials have been explained in detail: MARBLE FLOORING: Marble...
Posted by admin on Feb 19, 2013
Crazy Marble floor is a little different from mosaic flooring in its casting. In this type of flooring, waste and cut marble and stone pieces are laid on a cement concrete base that consists of white cement-marble powder mixture. When marble flooring is installed in...
Posted by admin on Feb 3, 2013
Vitrified Tiles are a better option to Ceramic tiles. Vitrified tile is a tile which has undergone a process called vitrification that gives it extremely low porosity, and thus, very low water absorption. It is hard and strong, as well as stain resistant. A high...
Posted by admin on Jan 10, 2013
Ceramic tiles are man-made tiles that create a durable surface which is easy to clean, resists stains and scratches and doesn’t fade. Since ceramic tiles are affordable, low-maintenance, available in various sizes, colours, shapes and can easily match with the...
Posted by admin on Dec 26, 2012
Slate is a smooth, soft, natural stone available in a wide variety of textures, colours and sizes though it frequently appears to be grey. Slate has long been used as a roofing and flooring material in Europe. It is not common in India. Kota stone is the closest...
Posted by admin on Dec 16, 2012
Kota Stone is a fine-grained variety of limestone obtained from Kota, Rajasthan, India. It is well known for its attractive colours. It is non-slippery, non-porous, can be rough or polished to a high shine and looks natural and beautiful. Therefore, it is widely used...