can I use it on tile pavers inside home
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The tile pavers I've seen at the home improvement stores are porous and a course surface texture. If that is the case, you may have a difficult time getting them clean. Perhaps a solution of Tri-Sodium Phosphate (TSP) might be the first order of business. Once clean, you may want to consider a commercial grade clear masonry sealer to prevent this job from being so difficult in the future. After that then the BONA would be useful for routine cleaning.
1428724
unable to answer that question, I only used to ceramic tile and works super.
2237450
I would try it in a small area first and see for yourself. You did not mention what kind of tile, I would question the long time results on ceramic. Good Luck !
1611923
Yes. I have both ceramic tile and hardwood areas in my house and it works just fine.
2056400
I have two. They sit on concrete pavers and I have not used them yet. Good question.
1770899
We used the 11x4 in pavers for curving wall at Home Depot or Lowes. We needed for layers to get it level and high enough.
2088438
Unfortunately, we don't suggest it, since this is an indoor product. For outdoor uses, check out Eco-Sport or Elephant Bark rubber flooring!
179932
It has a floor, and we have it sitting directly on concrete so pavers should be fine.
474953
I have mine indoors on a tile floor in a section of my garage. It works well. I would recommend some kind of pad underneath. Because it does splash out when the spa is turned on. It uses a regular outlet.
1078503
I used this for cutting concrete pavers. I'm not an expert, but i would think it might be a little overkill for cutting tiles, assuming you are referring to ceramic tiles. Probably good for stone tiles.
1388215
You have to set up a tarp if you use it inside. Also would be best to work on a floor that can get wet as you'll end up dumping water off your tile after you cut it.
1373249
You can use the machine as is on tiles and linoleum. I use it on my kitchen floor, and it works like a charm.
648631
I believe it probably would be ok but my mother uses it inside and on concrete. The brand is good so I would read the details on other models and compare.
558128
of course. you just have to be able to drill a hole through the tile large enough
145332
To be perfectly honest I don't know for ssure. I use it on hard wood floors, kitchen and bathroom tiles and the )oh gosh can't think of what it's alled_ ceramic tiles in the sunroom. If you can't find the answer I would suggest to contact the manufacturer. Hope this was of some help
429984
Pavers are most of the time used on the floor; considering that you are sticking the solar-light to the floor,it will stick pretty good. Just do not kick it too often; it might break.
2282916
It would work. But you would need the right drill to pre drill through your tile without cracking it.