Tiling Standards (BS 5385) | British Wall and Floor Tiling Standards - IN FULL

[WetSaw]

Don't forget that removing the tiles may ( probably will..) damage the substrate so that will need putting right before tiling.

 

[Chelly]

Prices are not discussed in open forum, but if you Pm a member from your local area they may be able to help.

Sorry about discussing prices on open forum. Doesn’t seem to be any members in my local area and how do you pm a member? Do you click on their profile and click “start a conversation”? There is a conversation on the open forum about prices, would it be ok to do it there or is it a no no

 

[Dan]

New way to access british standards in wall and floor tiling: https://www.tilersforums.com/thread...-british-standards-for-free-these-days.89724/

 

[Dan]

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British Standard in Wall and Floor Tiling

British Standards in Wall and Floor Tiling BS 5385​

Register at TilersForums.com for free to obtain the British Standards in Wall and Floor Tiling BS 5385. That's both:-

• British Standards 5385-1: 2018
• BS 5385-2:2015
• BS 5385-1: design and installation of ceramic, natural stone, and mosaic wall tiling in normal internal conditions.
• BS 5385-5: design and installation of terrazzo, natural stone, and agglomerated stone tile and slab flooring.

If you require help with your wall or floor tiling then the British Standards in Wall and Floor Tiling BS 5385 (its BS name and number) can help, whether it's a tiling contractor who you think has carried out inferior tiling work, or whether it's a national tile outlet, or even a local tile shop that's supplied tiles you think are not up to the British standard, then please register to the forum for free and post a new support thread of your own. Tell us as much about the situation as possible. Include as many pictures as you can. Let us know what stage the job is at. And we will do all we can to help you.

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[aytiling]

I think you're being over critical, you chose the worst grout possible for those tiles, and it's shown up in the ceiling. I've seen worse.

Are there other walls done, around a window maybe, to see what cut would have bee left on the head/sill?

That sliver (I wouldn't even call it that, I've done smaller cuts) wouldn't have looked so bad if the ceiling was level.

Simple solution, take light fitting down, over board, skim, paint, refit light. Kill 2 birds with one stone, small cut disappears and you won't notice the cocked up ceiling.

 

[MOAS VENTURES]

i dont think its a must to start with full tile if you have done your calculation as an installer they should have raised the first tile to a certain height so that they will cut small out of the last tile on top the cutting one will not be visible then the off cut will finally transfer to the base to avoid this kind of situation.
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if your wall is not plum you can centralize your work by mark out the center of your wall make it your start point so that you can transfer your off cut to the corner of the wall,
if you wall is not flat why not ask the client to pay for re-plastering or re- rendering of the wall.

 

[Unused Account 1]

They just went full tile ,could of set out differently,ive dropped a few ceilings when they were so far out

 

[Joy2019]

Any good tiler would check the bath for level before even fixing a full tile off it in the first place! Make a gauge rod with tiles and joint (cant go wrong) mark a datum then using gauge rod to see if acceptable cut to ceiling at all points if not centre the wall vertically or centre centre tile to give best cuts. obviously too late now as tiler has tiled the room. Best easiest option is to maybe add another skin or 2 of plaster board to ceiling to eliminate the small cuts, or coving as someone suggested although not a conventional finish in a bathroom.

 

[Soso]

Just an update. After almost 2 years there is still a dispute but we managed to get some tiles off this week....
Pretty sure this show dot and dab...

 

[Soso]

Just an update to say we won our case in full against this builder and the judge found the tiling to be below standard and awarded us all our money back.