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Alan, I still owe you a decent job to make up for that one. I wonder if that tiled ceiling is still there? must bee 2 tons hanging of that!

Why not use plasterboard or marmox? Nomoreply is a gypsum board if I remember right, last time we used it we had to prime each side before it came into contact with adhesive, so alot more work involved using this!

fast set isnt the same as rsf, when we used it (a few years back granted) it was just sand and cement slurry in a bag!

depends on the builder, and make some provision for snagging, if the houses arent selling then they will snag you until they do sell. Johnsons ceramic tile ranges for new build are **** frankly, cheap biscuit and thin glaze, a lot of hassle these jobs. you shouldn't pay more than 89p+VAT for...

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This is interesting, what about if you have Ditra as an intermediate substrate? S2 adhesive also in this case?

We are using a lot of the square section aluminium trims from Genesis, much nicer, haven't used plastic or ali quadrant in a long time!

Criterion Tiles in London , this is from a contract we did last year: sorry none left here but google Criterion Tiles Product: Original Style Octagon & Dot tile Finish: Natural/ Plain Product Ref: Octagon 6431U Tile size: 146 x 146 mm Thickness: 8 mm Supplier: Criterion Price: £1.40 each...

trouble is, this how it is, i have the same problem at the moment, they will bend you over and you got to accept it, but how much they bend you over is up to you? anyway, £20/m2 s+f it is now from me!

to the original question, for 180m2 we supply and fit ditra @ 10gbp/m2 + VAT for large runs (we have gone lower still), 180m2 broken into smaller areas £15.00 + VAT which I believe is standard.

Time served tiler required for a small housing development just outside of Guildford, approx 200m2 of porcelain wall and floor tiling, Ditra and aluminium trim work. Good rates, must have usual kit for site work. We hope to have three units totalling 135m2 ready for the end of next week. Please...

first, the builder would be erecting partioning so don't worry about that, secondly two labourers will take one day to smash up the lot of the existing (don't expect that the old tiles will be welded to the screed). easy, kango the lot up and chuck in skip (builder providing?). latex and ready...

next week complete house refurb, stone and porcs, been recommended to a new builder, so in we go!

They are looking for check prices to compare to their usual subby, waste of time, straight into dustbin

ah the week is over, half way through 350m2 of 1200x600 random staggered bond, 40m2 kitchen floor in for the weekend and got the nod on eight car showroom refirbs for the summer, woohoo...!!!!

sounds great, havent used these yet, starting a 8 week project next week, 1200x600, 600x600, etc, the tile collection has 4mm and 10mm depth to choose from. Guess which has been specified, yes the 10mm, no hoist or lift on site, oh the poor labourers who have got to lump these up 3 floors, 12...

been a busy 3 months with a few flat spots, havent had a single job that weve been able to complete without endless return visits and messing about, seems par for the course at the moment (all commercial jobs). Money is good (pre-recession earnings) but getting paid is hard work, I have accepted...

we always put a 3-4mm grout joint between the tiles and the expansion piece, is the current installation done like this? or the movement joint piece could be over a ply joint, maybe the plyboards were close butted and have heaved together over time (oil/moisture absorption), this might also...

surprised he had time for tennis? Old fella had an oak tree fall on him in Tunbridge wells as he sat in his van on Tuesday, so theres a thing to be said for not having a lunchbreak. The rain was entertaining though!

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