Red Sandstone Kitchen Floor Tiles Renovated in Kirkby Lonsdale

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The client inKirkby Lonsdale called us in to sort out deep staining on the kitchen and utility floor area which was laid withRed Sandstone throughout. The stone flags were in quite a state mainly due to a failed sealer which allowed dirt to become ingrained in the stone. Sealers do wear down off over time especially in busy areas such as kitchens and once the sealer has gone the stone has little protection. To renovate the sandstone, a very coarse100-grit milling pad was worked into the floor using a heavy weighted floor buffer and water to lubricate the process. This process cuts into the surface of the sandstone to strip off a very thin layer to reveal uncontaminated stone underneath. The slurry generated is rinsed off with more water and extracted with a wet vacuum. The process is repeated with a200-grit pad that refines the surface. Following this the floor and especially the grout is given a scrub withTile Doctor Pro Clean. This is worked in with a black scrubbing pad and then rinsed off with more water and the wet vacuum. We always make a point to clean behind washing machines, tumble dryers, fridges etc wherever we can as you can see in the pictures.

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