Tiling is a setting-out job before it is a glue-and-grout job. Polaris dry-lays first, plans the cuts so you do not end up with a sliver against the bath, and only then mixes adhesive.
600×1200 and 800×1600 panels back-buttered and laid with the right S2 adhesive. No hollow spots, no lippage.
Tanking membrane to the floor and full splash zone first. Falls set to the drain. Tiles only go on once the waterproofing has cured.
Mosaic sheets aligned across joints, end strips returned cleanly, edges either trim-finished or mitred depending on the look you want.
Wet saw on site for clean edges. Silicone in the corners, not grout. Grout matched to the tile, not whatever was in the cupboard.
Tiling is a setting-out job before it is a glue-and-grout job. Polaris dry-lays first, plans the cuts so you do not end up with a sliver against the bath, and only then mixes adhesive.
One person on the tools the whole way through, so the standard you see on the photo is the standard you will get when Polaris turns up at your front door.
Yes, strip out, clean back to a sound substrate, prime, then re-lay. Most bathroom retiles include this as standard.
Yes, we lay marble, travertine and limestone, but they need sealing properly before grouting and the grout needs to be matched to the stone tone. We will talk you through it.
Typical family bathroom strip-and-retile runs 4 to 6 working days from rip-out to grouted finish, depending on tile size and any plumbing changes.