You're more than welcome! I'm glad I could be of some help. (I have a feeling that Topps have some deals on at the moment too!) Regarding the use with water, I think it depends how close the water is going to be to the tiles? Ours aren't in direct contact... - they do get splashed however, we used a waterproof matting underneath (which you can also buy from Topps) As it is a natural stone it doesn't require a sealant, but you could as a precaution, we did, and have had no problems at all... they don't even require that much cleaning which helps in a bathroom as they are a dark stone but also because they do wear very well- so very low maintenance! We used a slate protector - which you can also buy from Topps. They will also send you samples (which they refund if you order the tiles) but I always find it helps visiting the showroom and seeing them in situ. Let me know how you get on! Holly

shower tiling., really love the urn and birds but can it be used in showers and also what tiles can be used with it please

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Hi, I just purchased my first home (Mountlake Terrace, WA) and am trying to understand how to demolish the walk-in shower tile in our downstairs bathroom. Unfortunately it has radiant heat underneath it and we are still using that system as the main source of heat in our house. ..Makes sense why the seller renovated the whole bathroom except the shower. Are there any local companies people would recommend? I don't feel comfortable demo-ing this ourselves and putting our system at risk. Also, if interested could you send me a quote? For background: The radiant system connects to our boiler and runs under our floors downstairs, and in radiant baseboards on the second floor.