Honing your floors is a fantastic way to virtually eliminate taxing maintenance requirements while still having the wonderful characteristic of beautiful stone surfaces in your home or business. Tile Cleaners® technicians can skilfully hone your marble, granite, sandstone, limestone and travertine.
Honing is achieved by mechanically resurfacing your stone using diamond abrasives and water to obtain a uniformly honed surface sheen, creating a look that is low key and not too overwhelming as some people find with highly polished, glossy floors. Honing your surfaces can resolve issues with stains, chips, water spots, glass rings, cracks, etching and dull spots. Tile Cleaners® Port Hacking technicians create a surface with a beautifully smooth, low sheen matte finish, leaving your surfaces looking elegant and in their most beautiful natural state.
Honed surfaces have a more satin-feel, smooth and velvety to the touch often more suited to casual, comfortable environments than more formal polished surfaces. Honed surfaces are also highly scratch resistant due to the lack of a glossy surface and when honed surfaces do become scratched, the damage is not obviously reflected. Honed surfaces are popular in areas of high foot traffic and regular use including floors for the bathroom, living rooms, foyers and kitchen counters.
Resurfacing is an extremely skilled task that requires patience and experience. If not done properly and to the right depth it may only enhance the scratches and impurities. Give us a call on 1300 771 201, our knowledgeable and friendly customer service can assist you with all your questions and bookings.
We provide specialised honing solutions for floor and wall tiles
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