Samtap Project Solutions

20/02/2022

For all your Build In Cupboards, Dressers, Shopfitting and internal finishes contract us!!!
Because Your Project Matters!!

Contact Details: +26377 389 8424
Email: [email protected]

06/09/2021

Do you need a qualified and experienced project manager or a quantity surveyor? Contact SAMTAP because your project matters

23/08/2021

29/04/2021

New Malborough Kitchen Renovations completed.

For all your Renovations, Tiling, Kitchen Cupboard Fittings contact us on +263716746461

30/03/2021

Site Establishment and Trenching
Location: Tynwald

25/01/2021

Common Problems One Should Know When Tiling

An attractive, durable tiling job takes skill and time to achieve, so it’s not something just any contractor can do.

If you suspect your tiled wall or floor didn’t turn out quite the way it should have, there are a few tell-tale signs to look for.

Tiling mistakes are easier to correct within the first 24 hours, before the grout sets, so always inspect a new tiling job as soon as possible. Today we will talk about crooked tiles;

Crooked Tiles

Unless the design calls for something else, such as a complex mosaic pattern, tiles should fall in line with each other. Crooked tiles can occur for a number of reasons.

The grout may have been spread unevenly, or the contractor may have neglected to use spacers or battens (small rods) to hold the tiles in place as the grout cured. Wall tiles that sag in certain areas may lack sufficient support. Installing a board for support can solve the problem, but the tiling will have to be re-done.

In other cases, the angle of your tiles might have nothing to do with the way they were installed. Water damage from a leak, damage from insects or overall deterioration in the wall behind the tile can weaken the grout and allow the tiles to slip out of place.

For all your construction services (general building, tiling, paving, plumbing) contact SAMTAP Project Solutions on +263716746461

05/01/2021

For all your construction projects, we are here for you.

05/01/2021

Because Your Project Matters