@TommyRides, we put the curved tiles into our kitchen earlier this year. They look stunning but the tolerances on the angle of the curve are looser than they should be for the price...
Thanks @hugo7 & @Howard, this is something that came with the house and was custom-made and installed by the previous owner. We'd just like it to be a different colour and trying to work out how that might be achieved!
Thanks so much, that's what I expected/feared. The handrails on the wall side can be unscrewed but the central piece is going to have to be done in situ, so I guess stripping will make most sense then and be less fiddly? With appropriate ventilation...
This is an astonishingly basic question by the standard of this thread, but what's the consensus on repainting this ironwork to a new colour—does it need sanding/roughing up and re-priming to give bright green a fighting chance?
Yes—used for c.12 months, I really like it: I've got one that can go tall enough to work with standing desk, and it always feels stable and supportive. The range of motion/position it supports is also nice.
I did go to sit on one at the shop on Wigmore Street to check how it felt.
@TommyRides, we put the curved tiles into our kitchen earlier this year. They look stunning but the tolerances on the angle of the curve are looser than they should be for the price...