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That is an English-language word used for several grammatical purposes. These include use as an adjective, conjunction, pronoun, adverb, and intensifier; it has distance from the speaker, as opposed to words like this. The word did not originally exist in Old English, and its concept was represented by þe. Once it came into being, it was spelt as þæt (among others, such as þet), taking the role of the modern that. It also took on the role of the modern word what, though this has since changed, and that has recently replaced some usage of the modern which. Pronunciation of the word varies according to its role within a sentence, with two main varieties (a strong and a weak form), though there are also regional differences, such as where the sound is substituted instead by a in English spoken in Cameroon.

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  1. Dan

    Can tilers plug their local tile stores that they use please?

    I think this is okay to do. I can't see this upsetting a relationship you have. But by all means if you want to keep your suppliers to yourself, don't do this. That said, if you don't mind doing so, and do want to give your local tile store some acknowledgement (and perhaps one day therefore...
  2. Toby

    How To Tile Over Spray Foam That Has Not Set Hard

    My plumber has just finished the pipework into a drain in a new utility. He said he would put down some board but instead has half-filled a cavity with foam. But the foam has not dried hard it has dried soft. Originally I envisaged using self leveling compound but I can't lay this on soft foam...
    • Toby
    • Thread
    • foam how how to tile not over set that tile
    • Replies: 5
    • Forum: DIY Tiling Forum
  3. Dan

    Tilers Workwear - Trousers, Polo Shirts, That kinda jazz - What are you paying for them?

    We're getting some forum shirts done, Polo Shirts, found a good quality one that's longer than normal. Don't like the ones that ride up when you're bending over tiling etc. It'll have the forum name on the sleeve, but your own logo on the breast-pocket area (there's no pocket, you know that...
  4. K

    Hairline cracks in terracotta tiles that is seeping some sort of dark brown oil

    Guy, I am not involved in this business at all, so I would appreciate any help or advice pls. I have noticed very recently that hairline cracks in my kitchen floor have started to seep a dark brown, sticky oil. There has been no spillages, so it is a complete mystery. The tile isn't lifting -...
    • kruno
    • Thread
    • canada cracks dark hairline terracotta that tile tiles
    • Replies: 21
    • Forum: Canada Tile Advice
  5. Dan

    Who was the blade company that manufactured in the UK?

    A while ago we had a blade company on the forum that manufactured in the UK. Think it was a small engineering firm. Can't remember their name or their cutter blade name. Or anything in fact. Gone are the days of a rollerdex lol I'm sure we would have had threads about them. @Lou any clue?
  6. D

    Why do you guys that regularly mitre

    As above , do them by hand as opposed to using something like the sigma 37b jolly angle,
  7. D

    Have i missed something? "Professional Tiler" tag now says "Tilers' Arms Member" - Why is that?

    Why have the professional tiler tags been replaced with arms members tags. Surely only forum members will know what this means
  8. P

    Finally found some diamond tools that work for me

    The hand pad is specifically for porcelain and works 10X faster than anything else I have used. The diamond flap discs are excellent.
  9. A

    To mitre or not to mitre, that is the question!

    As above. As a DIY’er what would be the best way to cut the square edge type polished metal tile trims? I have normal tin snips, hacksaws and even one of those Evolution compound angle chop saws that cuts through steel and alsorts-but will the blade bash the trim to bits? Would I be better...
  10. M

    Tiler or Plumber that tanks a wet room?

    Hi I M new to this and Tiling. I was made redundant and am starting a tiling course it's a Wall & Floor tiling diploma level 2 (Not NVQ) it's 2 days a week for a year. Apparently they say that they don't cover natural stone installation as it's too expensive. And they don't cover tanking a...
    • Mikek1981
    • Thread
    • canada find a tiler room that tiler tilers directory wet wet room
    • Replies: 21
    • Forum: Canada Tile Advice
  11. R

    A quick thank you to all that helped me

    Hi all, Just popping on to say thanks to all those who helped me with my questions i asked over the last two months and to share the final outcome of the bathroom:)
  12. M

    Looking for cutter for hard Porcelain tiles that actually works

    Can anybody recommend a cutter that will produce very good edge cuts on 10mm very hard porcelain tiles (Peronda from Spain). The cuts will be visable and therefore need to be clean, straight and unchipped. I have several hundred straightish cuts to do and about 20 corner/curve/awkward one's as...
    • mts1
    • Thread
    • cutter job jobs looking porcelain porcelain tile porcelain tiles that tile cutter tiles tiling jobs tiling work work
    • Replies: 12
    • Forum: Tiling Tools > Tile Cutters
  13. T

    It’s that Xmas party time

    CTD Xmas party this Saturday invitation only - so half day for me then off to meet all the other tilers in the north east of England. Any other parties going on?
  14. J

    Do you guys feel that the majority of customers overlook how important it is to prepare substrates?

    I foolishly agreed to take on a job without going to look at it first for my brother in law who works as a handy man mainly for a lettings company. He does various work like joinery, painting, wallapering, tiling etc. I turned up at the job to find this: I told him I wouldn't be able to do it...
  15. J

    Help, anybody know anywhere that supplies these tiles???

    Hi all, It’s a long shot but does anyone recognise these tiles and know if they are still available anywhere?? They are 21.5cm square. Many thanks in hope!
    • JON HUME
    • Thread
    • canada help that tile tiles
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Canada Tile Advice
  16. F

    Competition: We all have that mate who has the world’s messiest van, if not it’s probably you…

    Hi all, We ran a ‘Messy Van Competition’ on a couple of forums a few years back and had quite a bit of fun so we’ve decided to help out those in need by providing the two messiest vans with one of our ‘Van Storage Tilt Bin 4’ units. We’re going to run the competition on the...
  17. Stevev

    Regrouting grout that is cracking vertical and horizontal

    Hi guys, A customer has just asked if I Could regrout areas of a shower enclosure as it's suspected the water is running behind the grout and through the living room ceiling. There's quite a lot of cracking although tiles are OK. It appears that it's been laid on just plaster board and it's all...
  18. T

    To bead or not to bead, That is the question...

    Hey all, got rid of manky old ply and steel studs.Now I have a couple questions, do I need to bead the corner if i'm tiling? I know you bead it if you are plastering, so i'm just wondering what to do. Also, do I need to prime the hardiebacker before applying Aquadenfese liquid membrane? Any help...
  19. macten

    Pics of things you hate that make your job harder

    Todays pain in the ***:
    • macten
    • Thread
    • canada job jobs that things tiling job tiling jobs tiling work work your
    • Replies: 46
    • Forum: Canada Tile Advice
  20. P

    Tiling inventions that changed the world

    I used to work in a tile shop in the the 1980s and we were given an ultrasound tile cutter to review/demonstrate. Could of be given by Trimline when they used operate from an old post office sorting office in Forest Hill ?? It looked like one of those electric grout removal tools with a carbide...

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