Forever Fendt
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- Derbyshire
Decorate next week and I have to start thinking of good excuses not to move in
Barn conversion
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Don't walk on them floors with wet feet , you'll be on your arse
Forever Fendt
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That was a big concern there as smooth as glass but not slippy at all
Absolutely Fantastic build 
Not a dig in any way, but I'd be very concerned with the high gloss tiles if for rental. People have a method to make accidents happen without a shiny surface...
The glossy surface will get slipper with age, so short term fine, longer - may see some issues.
Not a dig in any way, but I'd be very concerned with the high gloss tiles if for rental. People have a method to make accidents happen without a shiny surface...
The glossy surface will get slipper with age, so short term fine, longer - may see some issues.
grainboy
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- Bedfordshire
He has just posted, not Slippy !!
Put some water on em
grainboy
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- Bedfordshire
Why do you slip over in the shower ????
Are you an only child ?
grainboy
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- Bedfordshire
Me not understand
No youngest of three, I’m the least academic, but I do have, common sense, irony, and a sense of humour,
No youngest of three, I’m the least academic, but I do have, common sense, irony, and a sense of humour,
Forever Fendt
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- Derbyshire
I could get some stable matts , should have thought I’d that before we tiled itAbsolutely Fantastic build
Not a dig in any way, but I'd be very concerned with the high gloss tiles if for rental. People have a method to make accidents happen without a shiny surface...
The glossy surface will get slipper with age, so short term fine, longer - may see some issues.
Let's hope they are, as many an accident happens via high gloss tiles and the lack of traction between them and people's wet feet, footwear when walking on them when wet or with muddy shoes (as children often do)..
If in a rental property - it would have been a concern for me personally knowing how people like to claim...
You can get a coating to add, but has been noted as not fully reliable, so a gamble..
Would be interested to know how substantial your Dutch barn is. Does it have cladding, is it the type with a curved roof, metal or wooden stansions?
Speedstar
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- Scottish Borders
You must be very happy with it now it looks very good.
Forever Fendt
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- Derbyshire
More than pleased the photos don’t do it justice the only problem is with it being new it shows up our existing bungalow to look very dated and in need of a massive make over
cotswoldcs
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- Bang In the heart of the Cotswolds
Really enjoyed looking at all the photos. Looks a cracking job! Well done!
Wife did our hallway in them, I’ve named them “the Widow Makers” they’re friggen lethal!!That was a big concern there as smooth as glass but not slippy at all
House looks Very smart
Forever Fendt
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Don’t go in a Jaguar / Land Rover showroom thenWife did our hallway in them, I’ve named them “the Widow Makers” they’re friggen lethal!!
House looks Very smart
Very creative mate
Speedstar
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- Scottish Borders
What did you use to cover the knot's in the door frames before you painted them as they are bad to paint over and to look right
Forever Fendt
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- Derbyshire
the brown patches on the door frames are the filler that is covering the fixing holes there wasn't really any knots in the frames as I had them made and came sanded and primed screwed together and braced ready to go in ,Had a look at the Howden ones and decided against them they were full of knots
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