Fabric and Tile Masters
FEBRUARY 28, 2017
Need Shower Tile Repairs in Jacksonville? Often we are working on unrelated material — like a kitchen floor or a piece of upholstery — customers show us their missing shower grout and caulk and ask what they should do. The post Shower Repair Jacksonville, FL appeared first on Fabric & Tile Masters.
Kitchen and Residential Design
NOVEMBER 15, 2020
Are you wondering why you may need window cleaning and pressure washing services in Jacksonville? We will do a quick review of what these companies offer and also give you some tips to help you choose from among the best in Jacksonville. These services may actually be more of a big deal than you might have thought. What do they Offer?
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Discerning Design
APRIL 19, 2012
In other sink news, the Jacksonville airport bathroom sinks took me five minutes to figure out. Actually, I just happen to have a few minutes here and there to share pretty things, attempt to prevent DIY nightmares and pass along tips and tricks for successful, pain-free new kitchen and bathroom installations and remodels. 5 minutes!?
The Tile Shop
FEBRUARY 23, 2015
I have some amazing customer kitchen backsplash photos to share with you this morning! These make me want to redo my own space: This first one comes from Leah McClement in our Jacksonville, FL showroom. Good morning! It''s not quite finished…but it still looks amazing.
Fabric and Tile Masters
NOVEMBER 29, 2016
Kitchen Countertops. Filled and sealed travertine is the perfect choice for kitchen countertops. Be warned: unfilled travertine will absorb food spills so make sure your stone is properly treated for kitchen use. Filled and sealed travertine for kitchen sinks are both water and stain proof. It’s ideal for kitchen sinks.
Fabric and Tile Masters
MAY 17, 2019
Especially with the humidity and salt air often present in the Jacksonville and Ponte Vedra areas , the need to clean your tile and grout is often more frequent. For example, a kitchen may need a high pH (alkaline) to remove oily residue and a bathroom tile may need a low pH cleaner (an acid) to remove mineral deposits.
Discerning Design
JANUARY 14, 2012
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