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    Palimanan Stone

    Finally the stone has arrived this has taken over 4 months to be delivered, not all their fault bad weather and the amount I wanted needed to match up the best they could and also I requested they cut it at their factory to the sizes I wanted so the amount is 250sqm it has landed here in Phuket and if all things being equal will be delivered tomorrow (Wednesday)

    This will be one of the last major jobs to be done, around the house we can walk under cover I virtually done everything else apart from the walk way which at the moment is sandwash it's been down now about 5 years it looks tired and stained and plus it spoils the the rest of the house

    The stone Palimanan Stone comes from Indonesia I'll take photo's when they deliver Wednesday.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FarangRed
    I'll take photo's when they deliver Wednesday
    In the mean time a pic from the net. Nice looking stone. New to me. Never heard of it before. Good luck with it.


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    Looks slippery like marmor, not dangerous ?

    special properties or just for the good look?

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    Quote Originally Posted by FarangRed
    the walk way which at the moment is sandwash it's been down now about 5 years it looks tired and stained
    I think Palimanan stone also stains - how are you going to avoid that?


    PALIMANAN STONE

    The same issue exists with the local sand stone known as Palimanan. White Palimanan stone is a beautiful crisp finish, but being porus its not suitable for floors as it absorbs dirt and things like red wine. The only way to attempt to clean it is with harsh chemicals.

    Many architects are fascinated with its look and cost efficiency, and will go on rhapsodically about the virtues of sealant to protect against stains, but they rarely will show up and help you try to clean the floors after a few seasons of tropical weathering and normal use.

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    I'm going to seal it first, then lay it

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    Quote Originally Posted by forreachingme View Post
    Looks slippery like marmor, not dangerous ?

    special properties or just for the good look?
    No it's not slippery I think the photo above is around a pool overflow just looks wet

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrAndy View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by FarangRed
    the walk way which at the moment is sandwash it's been down now about 5 years it looks tired and stained
    I think Palimanan stone also stains - how are you going to avoid that?


    PALIMANAN STONE

    The same issue exists with the local sand stone known as Palimanan. White Palimanan stone is a beautiful crisp finish, but being porus its not suitable for floors as it absorbs dirt and things like red wine. The only way to attempt to clean it is with harsh chemicals.

    Many architects are fascinated with its look and cost efficiency, and will go on rhapsodically about the virtues of sealant to protect against stains, but they rarely will show up and help you try to clean the floors after a few seasons of tropical weathering and normal use.
    With sandwash every time you jet wash you lose the colour, with the natural stone it will keep it's colour.

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    This is the area where it's going, in this photo we had almost finished renovating the house


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    Now they say cannot deliver today, when then? next Monday or Tuesday I'd already organized for some guys to be there and help getting it in TIT

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    bloody nice palace you got there mate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by forreachingme
    Looks slippery like marmor, not dangerous ?
    every goddamn stone flooring in Indonesia is slippery, stoopid morons just dont get it.

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    well we finally started today lunch time now so far so good let see how much they can lay in a day, Take some photo's later

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    i used to lay that stuff here in the yookay,nice finish if its done properly, make sure its pointed well as thats definately the key to a nice look, white or buff does the job, you can get stuff called geofix here which you just brush in with no need to point and half the time, good luck, and cant wait to see the finished product
    ketamine-only fools and horses

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    we do a good bit today but out come the beers and the red wine no sooner than 5pm bye the way and her indoors made some ribs on the BBQ and we had some Kung.

    So I think leave the pix's till later when sober.

    It's looking good and the guys are doing well

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    Quote Originally Posted by jandajoy
    bloody nice palace you got there mate.
    no problem as long as he has at least three maids

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    we want pics! we want pics!!

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    Nice to see you're surviving the recession mate!

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    What recession? was that something to do with the miners?

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    well here you go guys


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    nice mate, happy with it?

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    Since I got cleaned out in my divorce I don't have to worry about things like this anymore. Makes life simple.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sunsetter View Post
    nice mate, happy with it?
    Yeah it looks good giving it one more coat of sealer today better than that sandwash before

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