Search the forum,

Discuss Keraflex Maxi in the UK Tiling Forum area at TilersForums.com.

J

jamesknox

Not exactly new to tiling but not exactly fast (hence prefer a long set time) They are Villeroy Fire and Ice, hard as hell so everything wet cut and VERY slow.

Thanks all for your advice
 

nybor62

TF
Reaction score
65
Points
1,083
Location
rotherham
Not exactly new to tiling but not exactly fast (hence prefer a long set time) They are Villeroy Fire and Ice, hard as hell so everything wet cut and VERY slow.

Thanks all for your advice
you could dry lay a certain amount and do your cuts , then do a mix with rapid set,but if ya happier with a slow set, go for it:thumbsup:
 
D

doug boardley

Not exactly new to tiling but not exactly fast (hence prefer a long set time) They are Villeroy Fire and Ice, hard as hell so everything wet cut and VERY slow.

Thanks all for your advice
Oh dear!! they're the hardest tiles I've ever had to cut:mad2:
 

Reply to Keraflex Maxi in the UK Tiling Forum area at TilersForums.com

There are similar tiling threads here

Hi all! Just wondering what the best advice is for book-keeping? Been self employed now for a...
Replies
1
Views
634
Hi! I'm looking for some advice, I have laid some SLC (Mapei 1210) in our conservatory in...
Replies
5
Views
649
    • Like
Bathroom floor. I would be grateful for advice on how to prepare my bathroom sub floor ready for...
Replies
1
Views
530
I had a small leak in the main water line before the stop tap in my 1950s house. The copper pipe...
Replies
1
Views
677
Hi all. Just wanting some advice and wondering what the pros in here are using nowadays for...
Replies
4
Views
682

Advertisement

New Tiling Questions

Replies you've not seen

Top