Re: Stone flags in kitchen - how to treat? - revist.

Jan 17, 2004 0 Replies

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robin snipped-for-privacy@nospam.tohunga.co.uk> wrote in news:010920031401524612% snipped-for-privacy@nospam.tohunga.co.uk:


Hi
>
> After a long period of being distracted by other things, like
> redecorating and doors, I'm now back onto the stone flags on the
> kitchen floor, and wondering what the dickens I'm going to do with them
> to smarten them up and make them generally more maintainable.
>
> The stone is like slate (Edinburgh New Town), and in slabs approx 30cm
> wide and varying in length from 45-90 cm.
>

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