These pictures are of a beautiful Sandstone floor inIlkley, the tiles were sourced fromLapicida of Harrogate and installed around twelve years prior. If you take a look at their website now you will see they are selling a similarLondon White Sandstone for nearly £100 per m2. This floor was 35 square metres so clearly this was a significant investment for the owner at the time. Before quoting I paid a visit to the property to survey the floor and conduct an initial test clean which came out well. The test cleaning did not go as quickly as I had hoped it might however, due to traces of old satin sealer on some of the stone. It's important to remove all the old sealer before applying new or you can end up with a patchy appearance. The remnants of old sealer proved challenging to remove as a result I had to try several products and methods before working out the right approach. In the end I resulted to using a product calledTile Doctor Wax Away. I had considered applying diamond burnishing pads which would have been a quicker option, but the flagstones had a riven finish, and the dirt was deeply pitted.
Sealing a Sandstone Tiled Kitchen Floor On day three, I sealed the floor using three coats ofTile Doctor Seal and Go which gave the Sandstone a lovely satin finish that the client liked. This product is also water based so it doesn't leave a smell as it dries. Once done the floor was completely transformed, and my client very pleased with the floor which looked so much lighter and cleaner. For aftercare cleaning I recommended the use ofTile Doctor Neutral Tile Cleaner for maintenance, it is pH neutral so will ensure the newly applied seal is protected. It has a nice fresh smell and is gentle enough to use frequently keeping the newly renovated floor looking lovely. Source:Sandstone Floor Cleaning and Renovation Service in Ilkley, Yorkshire White Sandstone Floor from Lapicida Stripped, Cleaned and Resealed in Ilkley
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