Bathroom Werx Blog
What You Can & Can’t Resurface in Bathrooms
Posted by BathroomWerx
on 16 May 2022
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Reglaze, re-enamel, resurface, different names but the same process to apply new coats of colour and protection to bathroom fixtures.
Just about every material of tile, sink, basin, bathtub and shower can be resurfaced to prolong its life, repair it, or give your bathroom a makeover. And if you have a new fixture in your bathroom, you can resurface it to change its colour, or you can update your bathtub, shower, or basin to match it.
Bathtubs
Bathtubs are one of the most commo...
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Cast Iron Baths: 5 Benefits, Maintenance, and Restoration Tips
Posted by BathroomWerx
on 14 April 2022
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Materials that Australian bathtubs are commonly made of
Australian bathtubs can be made from a variety of materials including:
Porcelain
Acrylic
Ceramic
Copper
Cast iron
Steel
Homeowners, renovators, and bathroom refitters choose between these materials on the following variables: cost, durability, and functionality.
Most commonly, Australian baths are made from porcelain and acrylics because they work well and are cheaper than many alternatives.
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4 Causes of Cracks in Bathroom Tiles and Easy Fixes
Posted by BathroomWerx
on 15 March 2022
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With time, cracks are inevitable.
But with the correct fixes and right aftercare, you can enjoy your bathroom tiles for longer without the stress of water damage and costly repairs.
Top 4 causes of cracks in your bathroom tiles
Most Australian bathrooms are filled with tiles made from ceramics or porcelain. And while both materials are strong and durable, they can be chipped or scratched over time.
Ceramic and porcelain bathroom tiles crack for a number of reasons including:
Di...
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Replace or Resurface Your Bathtub: 4 Questions to Ask
Posted by BathroomWerx
on 17 February 2022
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Has your bath seen better days?
Replacing a bathtub or any bathroom renovation can seem like a big effort. But, there's almost always an easy solution to difficult problems. In this case, its name is resurfacing.
Want to know if it's the right solution to your bath? Ask yourself the following questions to decide between replacing your bathtub or re-enamelling it for your upcoming bathroom makeover.
4 Questions to ask to decide between resurfacing, repairing,&nbs...
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6 Common Resurfacing Questions Answered
Posted by BathroomWerx
on 18 January 2022
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What does resurfacing or re-enamelling tiles mean?
Tile resurfacing is also known as re-enamelling and reglazing. Bathroom Werx in Australia most commonly refers to it as resurfacing and re-enamelling.
How does resurfacing or re-enamelling work?
Resurfacing or re-enamelling tiles follows the following steps:
Your tiles and grout get entirely cleaned of mould, mildew.
All chips and cracks in your tiles get repaired
New grout is then used to fill gaps where necessary
Your...
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