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| Display Name: | architechnophilia |
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| Member Since: | 4/16/07 |
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most terra cotta tiles are porus but that argument would prevent them from being used anywhere really. Any problem about them cracking would only likely come about due to rapid and excessive temperature change. Nonetheless all the problems, including the one above can be eliminated by applying a sealant. They are usually those available for clay but a concrete sealant will work as well - make sure to go for a matte finish, and you may have to apply more than one quote. Apartment Therapy San Francisco | SF Good Questions: Terra Cotta Tiles in Santa Cruz? |
6/12/08 11:14 AM |
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very spartan...can we see more images of the sleeping space. #13 - Jawrite's Light Box |
4/17/07 9:50 PM |
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remove whatever it is that you have there, and treat with 5 coats of linseed oil. Let the oil dry for 48 hours before sanding and reapplying. It might seem excessive but it will last at least a decade without noticeable damage Good Questions: What To Do With These Stairs? |
4/17/07 9:22 PM |
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beautiful, although I suspect you'd have to use robust drawer slides for that... toe kicks get alot of damage Hot Tip: Toekick Drawers |
4/16/07 8:56 AM |
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this is an elegant, and as stated romantic space. The functions are clearly defined, albeit reduced. How's the New Comment System? |
4/16/07 8:41 AM |