Limestone Tile

The photographs below are of a Polished limestone floor that had been installed in the Kitchen of a house in

Here at Tile Doctor we have developed numerous products and techniques for dealing with all types of situations related to

Getting the best out of a natural stone floor isn’t straight forward and we often get calls from customers who

First of all apologies for the quality of the photographs on this page, I clearly need to work on my

It’s always nice when one of our former customers refers their family and friends to Tile Doctor as it’s a

The client from the Bedford village of Biddenham had requested a quote to restore the look of their Limestone floor

Ilkley is a wonderful little spa town in North West Yorkshire and a popular destination for tourists visiting the Yorkshire

Photographs below of a White Limestone tiled kitchen floor at a house in Wallingford that was proving difficult for the

Jura Limestone is is a high-quality stone mined in quarries in the Bavaria region of Germany. It is perhaps the

Boxworth is a very small village situated to the north-west of Cambridge. In the Middle Ages, it had a significant

This customer, who lives in the small village of Cobham had the unique situation of having been abroad for six

Slightly different story for you below; this time from the medieval town of Tewksbury which dates all the way back

Ashprington is a small, picturesque village just outside of Totnes and boasts a quaint stream running through the centre of

This Limestone tiled floor in Twickenham, Middlesex had only been laid eighteen month earlier. However, due to an in-effectual seal

This post comes from the kitchen of a house in the village of Odcombe, which is a few miles west

This customer was looking to rent out his property in the East Gloucestershire town of Cirencester, the largest in the

South Milton is a small, but very old town of about 400 inhabitants in South Devon. The village has been

Hidden underneath a lot of grime and staining in the basement of a building of special interest (Grade II-listed) in

All carbonate materials, including those used in building and construction, are sensitive to acid deposition. A common example of this

It’s not too common that you find two very different natural stone tiled floors in the same property. However, this