In my previous posting, I had ask about hardwood floors. After taking a sample of the parquet tiles to various flooring stores, I decided to keep it. They told me that if done properly the floors would look nice again... and if I did not want the existing floor, they would gladly take it.
Anyway, I have a few damaged tiles that I want to replace. I've looked around and it seems I have a Haddon Hall pattern Teak parquet tile. I can't seem to find a company that sells the exact design. So I decided to re-create it. I found a local lumber yard that sells teak wood. I think I can copy the existing pattern on my own.
My question is: What kind of tool do I use to add the beveled look to my tiles?
Here is a picture: beveled-tile.jpg
Anyway, I have a few damaged tiles that I want to replace. I've looked around and it seems I have a Haddon Hall pattern Teak parquet tile. I can't seem to find a company that sells the exact design. So I decided to re-create it. I found a local lumber yard that sells teak wood. I think I can copy the existing pattern on my own.
My question is: What kind of tool do I use to add the beveled look to my tiles?
Here is a picture: beveled-tile.jpg
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