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weikee
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Jan 30 2012, 11:23 AM
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QUOTE(tehtmc @ Jan 30 2012, 10:33 AM) Tiles is easiest to maintain. Spoiled pieces can be replaced (have to keep spare tiles or colour wont match). Marble needs special care as it is easy to scratch, porous and get stained. Concrete floor is prone to cracks especially big areas. The surface has to be well polished to look good. No choice of colour - dark grey. http://www.innofloor.com.my/ Tell me if you see any choice of color in concrete? One need to search outside the box. We have too many contractor in Malaysia that don't look outside. Marble is easy to maintain, proper cleaning and re-polish will shine again. Tiles after some years the shine will be gone, can't polish back. This post has been edited by weikee: Jan 30 2012, 11:43 AM
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tehtmc
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Jan 30 2012, 11:51 AM
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QUOTE(weikee @ Jan 30 2012, 11:23 AM) http://www.innofloor.com.my/ Tell me if you see any choice of color in concrete? One need to search outside the box. We have too many contractor in Malaysia that don't look outside. Marble is easy to maintain, proper cleaning and re-polish will shine again. Tiles after some years the shine will be gone, can polish back. OK, you can use coloured cement instead of natural cement. The idea of using cement render to give the natural look withou joint. Coloured cement would not look natural. Coloured cement floor is commonly used in utilitarian factory floors. Anyway, people used cement rendered floor in the old days because they cannot afford better finishes. Of course, polishing the cement to make it shine is the expensive part. Marble is easier to maintain? How easy is it to repolish marble when a place has been occupied? You not only have to clear everything from the floor, the whole place has to be flooded with water while the work is carried out. If you want the shiny look, polised homogenous tiles (not ceramic tiles) is lasting. http://www.ehow.com/about_6459370_marble-f...s_-ceramic.htmlThis post has been edited by tehtmc: Jan 30 2012, 12:00 PM
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weikee
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Jan 30 2012, 12:04 PM
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QUOTE(tehtmc @ Jan 30 2012, 11:51 AM) OK, you can use coloured cement instead of natural cement. The idea of using cement render to give the natural look. Coloured cement would not look natural. Anyway, people used cement rendered floor in the old days because they cannot afford better finishes. Of course, polishing the cement to make it shine is the expensive part. Marble is easier to maintain? How easy is it to repolish marble when a place has been occupied? You not only have to clear everything from the floor, the whole place has to be flooded with water while the work is carried out. If you want the shiny look, polised homogenous tiles (not ceramic tiles) is lasting. http://www.ehow.com/about_6459370_marble-f...s_-ceramic.htmlIf you go through the web, you see is most of the cement / concrete work are not color mixed. Have a look http://www.innofloor.com.my/index.php?opti...d=94&Itemid=143 Anyway, I have both Tiles and Broken Marbles in my house. Feeling of both when walk are difference. Both have its good and bad. If I have the budget I'll go for real big Marble in ground floor.
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tehtmc
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Jan 30 2012, 12:20 PM
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QUOTE(weikee @ Jan 30 2012, 12:04 PM) If you go through the web, you see is most of the cement / concrete work are not color mixed. Have a look http://www.innofloor.com.my/index.php?opti...d=94&Itemid=143 Anyway, I have both Tiles and Broken Marbles in my house. Feeling of both when walk are difference. Both have its good and bad. If I have the budget I'll go for real big Marble in ground floor. I use 2ft x 2ft Iranian marble, 2ft x 1ft local marble and homogenenous tiles(kitchen) for my house. Even though the marble slabs came polished, I had to repolish them again before I moved in as scratches are unavoidable with the various work being carried out. There's no way I can have the marble polished again now.
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enriquelee
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Feb 2 2012, 05:02 PM
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If want aesthetic, go for marble. If want easy maintenance, go for ceramic tile.
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adrianjc
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Feb 2 2012, 08:01 PM
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QUOTE(tehtmc @ Jan 30 2012, 12:20 PM) I use 2ft x 2ft Iranian marble, 2ft x 1ft local marble and homogenenous tiles(kitchen) for my house. Even though the marble slabs came polished, I had to repolish them again before I moved in as scratches are unavoidable with the various work being carried out. There's no way I can have the marble polished again now. Nice! What Iranian marble did you use and how much was it per sq/ft for the marble?
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yinkoon
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Jul 10 2014, 11:12 AM
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QUOTE(lucerne @ Jan 25 2012, 04:27 PM) DIY polisher - my contractor did that but seen lot of patches here and there. i think we still need the big machine with lot of water. machine now no need to use a lot of water de. If you still need marble polishing, you can contact Mr Chong at 012-2182266.
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weeen11
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Jul 11 2014, 12:06 AM
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If anybody need marble polishing please feel free to call us at 0126187828 for free consultation...
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