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Tile Injection-Apartments & Commercial Projects

Barefoot Floors is THE most effective solution for large scale tile de-lamination.

Are you experiencing tile

de-lamination on a commercial scale? Tile Injection is THE most effective solution

It has been a common sight for us over the past 15 years of tiling & tile injection- large commercial projects and residential apartment buildings that are experiencing large scale de-lamination. That include loose tiles, tenting or peaking tiles, drummy tiles and cracked grout. And we aren't just talking about small isolated areas- often the WHOLE area has let go.

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This is common in large tiled areas such as:

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  • Residential Apartments

  • Shopping Centres

  • Office Blocks

  • Government Offices

  • Housing Projects

  • Hotels

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Why is this happening?

There are many reasons that your tiles may be de-laminating. Where it gets messy for building managers, project managers, construction companies etc is when it happens on such a large scale. Often when dealing with multiple level apartment buildings or wide open tiled spaces such as in shopping centres, a small issue can quickly spread. If pressure is built up in one area, you can bet it will let go in other areas.

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So why is tile injection the answer?

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When dealing with such large scale commercial de-lamination, your options are limited. Either rip up and relay the entire floor or leave the problem to grow and get worse over time.

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Ripping up and replacing tiles on such a scale is a huge headache for a number of reasons:

  1. Ripping up and replacing tiles is expensive. It can cost you both in actual trade fees as well as the cost of having to shut down your business or remove tenants for multiple days or weeks whilst the replacing work is completed.

  2. It is a huge disruption. Ripping up tiles and replacing them is messy, noisy and wasteful. You will likely have to shut down your project, remove tenants or cause great annoyance to anyone residing within the building whilst you rip up and replace.

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3. You do not know if you are treating the actual problem at the cause Barefoot Floors does not look to just inject and leave. We look to find the REASON that the de-lamination is happening, and we can then go about solving the root of the problem first, to ensure that once your tiles are injected, they stay that way, and no further issues pop up.

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Tile Injection allows you to restore your tiles without the need to rip up and re-lay. There is minimal dust, noise and disruption to the tenants, occupants or your building. Anyone residing within that building can go about their daily lives uninterrupted.

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Not to mention the cost factor and time factor- Tile Injection is quick, easy and mostly more cost effective than ripping up and replacing tiles on such a massive scale.

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Why Choose Tile Injection?
No mess, dust or wastage
Ready to walk on in 2-4 hours
10 year guarantee
No need to leave your home

So what can you do?

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If you have signs of de-lamination in your building or commercial project- contact us NOW before the issue spreads. We can provide a full inspection, quote and report for you free of charge, so you can see on paper what the costs are involved with fixing your issue for good. Don't rip up and relay, causing major disruption and headache for your company- use tile injection instead.

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All of our tile injection work is backed by a 7 year guarantee, and all injection work comes with a floor plan and site report to ensure that all work is covered and completed as per the original inspection.

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Case Studies

Click below to read about how we helped these businesses money and headaches through tile injection

Case Studies

Click below to read about how we helped these businesses money and headaches through tile injection

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