Can the tiles be sealed and with what?
1093406
I have not seen a need to reseal them. I use them as plant stands and they do the job well and are beautiful to look at. So functional and surprisingly sturdy as well.
1093407
Since the top is travertine, a porous stone, it can stain. I imagine you would seal it with the same kind of product you would use to seal stone countertops, backsplashes, or stone floors. Check Home Depot or Lowes. They should have something to do that.
1093408
My tables seem to be natural, so I imagine you can seal them with any poly product for protection. You may want to try the smallest one first, but you can buy a spray product in any hardware store and be sure and ask the people working there what they would suggest. I have my plants resting in small see thru containers to hold any excess water, and that has worked fine. Have these in my bedroom window and the plants have flourished as look great.
1093409
I have had these plant stands for well over a year, and have not felt the need to seal them. They occasionally get wet when I water the plants, and I wipe them dry. When they need cleaning, I wipe them with a damp cloth, and they look fabulous. They are extremely sturdy and very durable. I wouldn't worry about sealing them.
2270816
Not sure the grout in the 8 year old house we purchased was ever sealed. The bissel steamer cleaned some of the stains on the grout but in some areas it still needs to be cleaned with a scrubber brush. It did a beautiful job on the tile though.
1426593
Ya know I wondered about that. I think with tiles you have to be concerned with cracking them. I was not confident I could do it so I choose not to.
1789114
Possibly. I looked through a few of mine and most are thinly sealed; however there are a few that have tiny pinholes. So it would likely work depending on what you are doing with them.
961570
Sorry,it's been to long and I can't recall. I would think they should be sealed though.
1210063
No, if you get a chance to see these tiles you'll see that the bottom side is raised up with a bunch of little cylinders (like lego toys) about 3/16 of an inch high. This keeps the bamboo boards off the underlying surface so that water can flow underneath. The squares just snap together, and if you wanted to, you could easily unsnap them and store the tiles for the winter (or using them on another project). I've got them installed on a balcony deck and they have worked great. If you ever see them you will know that they are not made to glue down.
1597949
There sealed to protect them. They work great , looks odd but you'll be ok.
690023
I doubt it. The purpose is to seal the surface once every thing is dry. Then reseal every year to be safe. I don't think you want to mix anything with the grout as that would interfere with the purpose of the grout.
1630329
ceramic and porcelain tile usually requires no sealing since they are not porous. seal the grout between the tiles.
1012745
Hi There,We highly recommend that these tiles are sealed, which you could locate the sealers at any local home improvement store.Please feel free to call us at our toll-free 1-877-445-5599 if you may have any additional questions.Best Regards,Oracle Tile1-877-445-5599
1600587
I think that would be a great idea. You want to store them in a dry place, so I think sealing them up would work well.
265999
I highly doubt it. They are made of wood and have holes in the bottom. I wouldn't recommend trying to seal them.
1868729
They are not sealed; you can see this in the product photo. However, I guess you could relubricate them.
2105824
Do not waste your money on this cheap, cheap, worthless product. Amazon should discontinue selling it. It's that bad. In specific answer to your question, No, you would not be able to glue tiles to it and it would be a waste of your tiles, money and time to try.
287612
Use a mop to spread the product. Dries quickly, let no one step on tiles until or dries.
589084
I just got my copy of the big box in the mail. The expansion tiles do have the watermarks on them. There's also compartments in the box to keep the expansion tiles separated too.
420311
Insufficient information. What kind of tile, where installed, backed by what material, destroy tile or try to save removed pieces, etc.