Will this work with travertine floors?
1954998
No, it will not, because you must screw it down to the floor with a drill bit and screws.
1954999
Please go to "Tiler's Forum.co.uk." or "eHow." I found various answers here. I hope this helps.
1955000
to be honest i dont know, I am sure it would, but I installed mine on pergo.
1955001
stone floor? You will need a high speed drill hoping it will not crack. but if the stone is on wood flooring, too! It should hold to frustrate an inexperience teen kicking the door and finding it will not give to a couple of kicks. They have anchors for stone floors with the kit. But one of my doors is higher and the kit will not be effective unless I add a wood spacer to raise the secure plate. stone floor should work if it does not crack to drilling...
1955002
I have installed several of these on ceramic tile floors so it is possible, you need a special drill bit and proceed slowly and carefully to avoid cracking the travertine. I would do it. Once installed correctly, they pretty much guarantee no one is simply kicking in the door.
480218
Hello Shelley I can't see why it wouldn't work being for stone floors however we have not used it on those floors yet we use it as a grout sealer and wipe off access before it dries it works really well for us on ceramic tile. I would give it a try on a small area first which is what we did I hope I was helpful.
1743356
Gee I hope not. This is exactly what I used on our tumbled travertine next to the pool. In fact I have used this throughout the entire house. Kitchen, bath, living room, backsplashes.... We have tumbled travertine inside and out and have used this product by the gallon everywhere. This is a terrific sealer enhancer and haven't really noticed that the floors are any more slippery when wet. We replaced ceramic tile in the bathrooms, which was defiantly slippery when wet, but this product on top of the travertine is by far less slippery. We live in Arizona and due to uv we may have to re-apply outside more often but that's yet to be seen. Gee I hope not. This is exactly what I used on our tumbled travertine next to the pool. In fact I have used this throughout the entire house. Kitchen, bath, living room, backsplashes.... We have tumbled travertine inside and out and have used this product by the gallon everywhere. This is a terrific sealer enhancer and haven't really noticed that the floors are any more slippery when wet. We replaced ceramic tile in the bathrooms, which was defiantly slippery when wet, but this product on top of the travertine is by far less slippery. We live in Arizona and due to uv we may have to re-apply... » Read More Gee I hope not. This is exactly what I used on our tumbled travertine next to the pool. In fact I have used this throughout the entire house. Kitchen, bath, living room, backsplashes.... We have tumbled travertine inside and out and have used this product by the gallon everywhere. This is a terrific sealer enhancer and haven't really noticed that the floors are any more slippery when wet. We replaced ceramic tile in the bathrooms, which was defiantly slippery when wet, but this product on top of the travertine is by far less slippery. We live in Arizona and due to uv we may have to re-apply outside more often but that's yet to be seen. « Show Less
1386126
I can only assume it will. I don't have tiles in my home to test it on. They probably should be smooth tiles though.
1953711
I do not have concrete floors, but I have used on tile with grout and it did work, for under baseboards I applied more than once.
1388224
I don't think this will work. It is not very thick and probably would not touch the floor.
26026
Depends on what got your marble floor "all rough". I didn't use it on a floor, I used it on a marble countertop and it worked somewhat well on that. If the material is sealed properly I believe it will help, at least on a countertop.
703554
Most likely not. The hold is marginal at best. We have travertine and it does not work real well.
1567353
Im sure the manufacturer of your floormate says no, but I'd assume it would work okay, this is the concentrate version so you would want to mix it down appropriately first.
1228120
If you floated over it with a self leveler it would probably work for a click together laminate. But definitely not a nail down floor. Calling the manufacturer would be the best solution. I don't recall 100% what the directions in the box recommended...
602826
Yes. I don't have laminated floors, but can not see any reason why it would not work. I would e-mail or check with a dealer to be absolutely sure.
305160
LastiSeal® Brick & Masonry Sealer would not be recommended for use on indoor travertine because it is normally polished smooth. However, outdoor travertine tends to have greater surface porosity and may accept the sealer without issue. Testing the product first would be recommended.
1358929
I would say yes ! Although granite is very robust much more diffcult to etch which is not the case with travertine. This product worked flawlessly with travertine. Granite is a much harder stone then travertine. With that being said it might require more effort when applying this product to granite. Travertine is a type of limestone and is calcium based. Granite Is more dense and tends to hold up better in high traffic areas. So all in all granite can be polished with giis product but be prepared to use a little more elbow grease ! Good luck !
914775
It will work on a polished wood floor. What it would do to the floor and its finish depends upon the floor. I would consult your flooring information.
1635122
I used it on a terra cotta floor and also on a concrete solarium floor. It worked great! The pads last a long time--even on the concrete floor, which was uneven. I bought extra pads just in case. Just go slow and you shouldn't have a problem.
1899403
It works very well on wood floors without any special optional additional purchases. I also have travertine stone floors and it works well on those, too. I am on my third same vacuum. I love it!
1251645
I cant say for sure but I would think it might if it's a heavier item but I have never tried it and on a side note these particular sliders are very cheaply made.. Not the ones u want.. It also might depend on the type of hardwood floor.. Sorry I couldn't be a little more helpful