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- WHY GOOD SURFACE MAINTENANCE MAKES SENSE
There are lots of very valid reasons to support good surface protection and maintenance. Retaining a tile’s aesthetic is top of many lists. Ongoing easy maintenance is...... Read moreMore
- HOW TO REMOVE WATER STAINS FROM NATURAL STONE TILES
When water’s left to stand on a natural stone or tile surface, it can dry and leave behind a stain. Circular ring marks from cups and glasses are common, especially o...... Read moreMore
- LTP WELCOMES LISA TO GROWING TEAM
LTP has welcomed Lisa Macdonald to its expanding head office in Wellington, Somerset. Lisa joins as Technical Sales Executive and will support the firm’s office and sa...... Read moreMore
- Patio maintenance - staying one step ahead
As summer draws to an end, we tend to turn a blind eye to outdoor spaces. Even outdoor hospitality areas generally get little attention over the autumn and winter – an...... Read moreMore
- How to protect terracotta tiles
The popularity of natural floor materials – and a desire to ‘bring the outside in’ – is showing no sign of slowing. Along with limestone and timber, there’s also rene...... Read moreMore
- WHY BLACK GROUT TURNS ORANGE - AND HOW TO REMEDY IT
Resin-based black brush-in grout is a popular option for pavers. It’s fast to apply and creates a durable grout joint ideal for outdoor areas. It works particularly ...... Read moreMore
- GETTING YOUR PATIO AUTUMN-READY
In years gone by, patio areas were “put in bed” in early autumn. Nowadays, with the advent of products like outdoor heaters, hot tubs and lounge-style furnishings, th...... Read moreMore
- How to remedy red-stained sandstone
Rusty red staining around the edge of a stone paver is a relatively common issue. The tell-tale stain, which generally frames a paver, can occur for a number of reaso...... Read moreMore
- LTP restores Cathedral Centre stone to its former glory
An LTP protection and maintenance system has been used to complete an extensive stone floor renovation at St Albans Cathedral. The renovation, carried out by collabor...... Read moreMore
- How to treat efflorescence
Have you noticed a white power-like residue on your pavers? If so, this stain is probably efflorescence. Often referred to as a ‘bloom’, efflorescence is common on b...... Read moreMore