Modern Italian Sofa Set Montorfano 2835 by Chateau d'Ax Italia. High-end design, great quality and superb comfort are key features that make this Sofa Collection excellent choice for any interior. High metal legs make the sofa look even more elegant and modern. Mixed feather filled cushioned guarantee soft feel and luxury comfort. Montorfano collection offers you Sofa and Loveseat, that are sold separately, but provide much better look only when placed together as a set. Can be special ordered in different sizes and upholstery materials: fabric & leather. Contact us for details and prices - 718-676-1977. Features: Covering: leather or fabric Frame: hardwood load bearing rails, high density particle board Back cushions: polyurethane foam and mixed feather Seat interiors: polyurethane foam and mixed feather Arm interiors: polyurethane foam Seat and Back suspensions: webbings (elastic belts) Feet: brown metal feet h6" Dimensions: Sofa: W89" x D40" x H33" Loveseat: W73" x D40" x H33"

Modern Italian Recliner Sofa Set Bernini 1959 by Chateau d'Ax Italia. Superb comfort and elegant design are key features of this gorgeous italian living room sofa set. Bernini Collection is available as a Sofa, Loveseat, Chair and Ottoman. All pieces can be equipped with optional Headrests and can be ordered either with or without Electric Recliners to guarantee extra comfort. Can be special ordered in different sizes and upholstery materials: fabric & leather. Contact us for details and prices - 718-676-1977 Features: Covering: leather or fabric Frame: hardwood load bearing rails, high density particle board Back cushions: fiber Seat interiors: polyurethane foam Seat and Back suspensions: webbings (elastic belts) Feet: chromed metal feet h5.5" Dimensions: Sofa: W79" x D37" x H33"/40" Loveseat: W63" x D37" x H33"/40" Chair: W37" x D37" x H33"/40" Ottoman: W30" x D22" x H18"

This ground floor flat in the City of Oxford had been converted from a shop which as you can imagine, was quite complex. One significant element involved in the conversation was the restoration of an old Quarry tiled floor which ran through the main hallway and had for many years been covered in a commercial linoleum covering. When the linoleum covering was removed, the sheer amount of glue which had been used to affix it had completely ruined the appearance and condition of the Quarry tiles. There was also a lot of concrete in the bathroom, and our client was keen to have this removed in the hope that the tiles beneath were salvageable. My first task at the property was to deal with the adhesive. I covered the entire floor area with Tile Doctor Remove and Go and then covered it with a plastic sheet and leaving it to soak into the glue and break it down overnight. Remove and Go is powerful stripper with a long-dwell time, formulated to break down adhesives and paint stains, amongst other coatings. I returned the next day and, removing the plastic sheeting, I scrubbed the floor with a carbon brush attached to a rotary floor scrubber to remove the huge glue deposits. I worked in sections, rinsing each area of the floor with water after it had been scrubbed. Once I had finished the entire floor there was still some glue remaining, so I covered it again with a solution of Remove and Go combined with Tile Doctor HBU Nanotech, which utilises nano-sized particles to get underneath tough stains, dissolve them, and lift them out. I left this solution on the floor for about two hours to dwell and scrubbed it again. During the next day of work, I used a very coarse 100 grit diamond burnishing pad to manually grind away the remaining stubborn bits of glue. Paying attention to the bathroom, I used a 50-grit coarse milling pad followed up with a 100-grit diamond burnishing pad to do the same to the area of concrete. The next part of the process was to use Tile Doctor Grout Clean Up to acid wash the floor. This was successful in removing the last bits of cement and the remaining residue of the glue. To complete the cleaning process, I then rinsed the floor with plenty of water and vacuumed up any soiled solution. I opted to leave the floor alone for a couple of days to fully dry off so that it could be sealed upon my return. This is crucial as any moisture or damp issues can damage the performance of the sealer and expose the floor to further ingrained dirt and staining. To seal the floor, I used Tile Doctor Colour Grow. This is an impregnating sealer that also enhances the natural reddish shades in the Quarry. I applied two coats of the sealer, giving the floor the natural look matte finish the customer desired. The customer was very impressed with the results of this thorough restoration. She even left the following feedback: “I cannot recommend this service enough. The Oxford Tile Doctor (Barry) was a superstar: he cleaned up the tiles in my hallway, which were covered in a very thick layer of glue, and removed concrete from the tiles. They now look superb and I’m really happy with the outcome. Barry was always on time, considerate, and kept me up to date. The quote for the job was exactly right. I would not hesitate to recommend him.”