French Pattern Pavers
FRENCH PATTERN PAVERS READY FOR YOUR POOL DECK & SPAS
The term French Pattern pavers is often used interchangeably with Versailles Pattern.
French Pattern pavers is an interlocked mix of different size tiles laid out in a mosaic style format.
Travertine French Pattern gives a beautiful old world look of class and stateliness.
The most common size breakdown for the set is:
2- 16×16, 2- 8×8, 1- 16×24, 1- 16×8
The travertine French Pattern set covers an area of eight square feet.
There are also Travertine Jumbo sets with sizes:
24×36, 24×24, 18×24, 18×18
Stone Tile Us Pavers standard thickness is 1.25 inch. Pavers can also be 2 inches thick or more.
Travertine tile is 0.5 inches thick.
DRIVEWAYS: French Pattern Pavers are not meant to be install on a driveway, because the big pieces may crack.
Stone Tile US Travertine French Pattern Tiles are available in:
Tumbled, Honed & Filled and Brushed & Chiseled.
Pavers weight are 16 pounds per sq ft ,
We offer an array of beautiful colors: Antique Blend, Botticino Beige, Country Classic, Cream Fantasy, Cream Pearl,
Gold Tumbled, Peach Blend, Roma, Silver, Noce, Super Light, Toscana & Leonardo.
French Pattern pavers is now very popular on exterior design , pavers can be use in cold and warm weathers. Travertine pavers will increase your property value.
If you are contractor on a interior designer , please contact us directly , you may qualify for wholesale pricing.
You may send us a free sample paver request to experience the beauty of the natural stone.
SIZES AND FINISHES: French Pattern Pavers comes in different sizes and finishes, ready to be use at your pool deck or patio.
Stone Tile Us ships everywhere and fast, check or flooring tile shipping policy.
Check our latest natural stone projects to help you visualize yours.
If you need more information about our natural stone selection, give us a call today 855-344-8716.
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Back Splash Tile Installation
Back Splash Tile Installation
Back Splash Tile Installation
See our previous blog for a list of materials and tips
1. Make sure the wall surface has a sound structure (Good dry wall etc..)
2.The wall should be clean and flat (It’s been suggested to sandpaper or paint over the walls primer or sealer)
3.Measure to see how much tile you’ll need and get some extra from the same lot number.
4. Tiles purchased on sheets will allow for faster installation as you’ll be laying several at a time.
5. Cut tiles with a wet saw according to your needed measurements.
6. Lay tiles on the counter to get an idea of the layout pattern you want. (Cut tiles to size if needed).
7. Turn off power and remove wall face plates.
8. Apply Mastic (adhesive) with a notched trowel. Add to the walls with the flat side of the trowel.
9. Start at the center and work your way up horizontally. (Only apply to a 3×3 foot area at a time to prevent drying).
10. Double back over the application of adhesive with the notched side of the trowel to remove excess. (Use a small trowel for small areas and tight corners).
Back Splash Tile Installation
11. Apply adhesive to the back of the tiles then lay them on the wall, starting at the base of the counter tops and working your way up.
This method will give you a straight edge guide and allows needed cuts/angles to be made under cabinets and exhaust fans.
12.Gently tap tiles into place with a mallet. Continue to lay tiles in a row and remove any surface excess (Every few minutes check for proper alignment).
13.Remove spacers, wipe surface clean, and let the tiles set over night before grouting.
14.Mix grout according to manufactures instructions.
15.Apply grout in a diagonal pattern using a rubber float holding it at a 45-degree angle.
16.Fill the seams with grout and wipe off excess with a damp sponge once grout is firm.
17.After grout dries a haze will form which must be removed with a clean sponge.
18.Apply cork (not grout) at the boarder of the counter tops and wall edges to seal and prevent cracking.
19.Replace switches and wall plates you may need longer screws.
20. Back Splash Tile Installation is now complete as always get professional advice before starting your installation project
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