Usage & Installation Tips for Antique Field Tiels
Applications
| AREA | YES / NO |
| Indoor Floor | ✔️ Yes |
| Indoor Wall |
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| Kitchen Floor |
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| Backsplash |
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| Bathroom Floor |
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| Bathroom Wall |
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| Shower Floor |
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| Shower Wall |
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| Living Floor |
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| Living Wall |
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| High Traffic Commercial Floor |
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| Exterior |
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How To Install
When installing antique natural stone tiles, it’s essential to use a high-quality waterproof sealant and unsanded grout suitable for the relevant natural stone surfaces whether it's marble, limestone, or travertine. If you’d like to enrich the natural tones of your stone, consider using a color-enhancing sealant instead of a standard one.
We recommend applying the sealant both before and after grouting, ensuring generous coverage for maximum protection and durability.
Because natural stone tiles such as marble is a naturally porous stone, sealing it properly is crucial to prevent moisture absorption and staining. The sealant should deeply penetrate the surface to provide long-term protection while preserving the antique finish.
Please note that minor chips, veining, and moderate tonal variations are authentic characteristics of our antique natural stone tiles. These natural details, when combined with grout, create the timeless, weathered charm that makes antique natural stone tiles so unique and beautiful.