Leading Tilers Dandenong, Melbourne 

Depending on the size of the area, the complexity of the surfaces, and the specific tiles to be installed, tilers in Melbourne can take anywhere from 6 hours to a week to finish their work. For example, outdoor tilers can take 3 days to tile a 19 m2 (square metre) area while commercial tilers can take 12 hours to tile a 56 m2 (square metre) area. There are many factors that can make the process longer or shorter.

Tile needs to set for at least 24 hours, though you can extend it to 72 hours to be safe.

Yes, you can tile a floor in one day. However, you typically can’t tile a floor and walk on it in one day. You need to wait a minimum of 24 hours before walking on a newly-tiled floor.

Since replacing tiles requires tile removal, you can expect to add a day or two to the tile job. The tile removal part is generally more time-consuming than the tile installation part in the tile replacement process. Therefore, if you require existing tiles to be removed, expect your tilers in Melbourne to take longer than they would with tiling already bare surfaces.

Tiling lasts approximately 15 years. The tiles themselves last 20 to 50 years, while tile grout (which can be considered part of the tiling) lasts 10 years on average. Like with how long it takes for tiling to be completed, the exact lifespan of tiling also depends on a variety of factors. These include the tiles and tile grout used, other materials used, the skill of the tiler, and where the tiling is located. Tiling exposed to greater external forces (e.g., impact, abrasion, water, etc.) may not last as long as tiling with only minimal exposure.