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yea easy when you've got all the jigs...infact it's the easiest bit I think..as for helper only when it's awkward getting worktops in..
so would I if it were wood..but it's a composite that you have to sand in stages then buff with a cream cleanser then seal all after tiles have been grouted......it's very hard wearing...seamless joints too..
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yea easy when you've got all the jigs...infact it's the easiest bit I think..as for helper only when it's awkward getting worktops in..
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Do you prefer bathrooms or kitchens Ian?
I know what you mean about having a helper...I work better on my own and only need assistance lifting a fridge freezer into its cabinet.
Just completed a really nice kitchen but it took me a while...hoping to be quicker on the next one. Its the flatpacks that took the time and silly things like the cooker hood facia and getting everything lined up and true.
I know what you mean about having a helper...I work better on my own and only need assistance lifting a fridge freezer into its cabinet.
Just completed a really nice kitchen but it took me a while...hoping to be quicker on the next one. Its the flatpacks that took the time and silly things like the cooker hood facia and getting everything lined up and true.
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so would I if it were wood..but it's a composite that you have to sand in stages then buff with a cream cleanser then seal all after tiles have been grouted......it's very hard wearing...seamless joints too..
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