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Coursing/bonding of my tiles
Just a quick one for you! Are they porcelain tiles and if so, you could have them cut and polished on the edges in a decent tile shop! Good Luck!- twinlog
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- Forum: UK Tiling Forum
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glasroc f flameline
Nice speech Colour Republic. Just to clarify when I mentioned p/board it was for the ceiling underneath. Also do you think this glasroc is not No More Ply (just a thought)?- twinlog
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- Forum: UK Tiling Forum
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glasroc f flameline
Very strange! As it happen's i'm using this tomorrow to seal around a gas stove around the flu,then sealing it with fire stop. As Whitebeam says it's basically a fireboard! Think i'd be ripping it up and putting a proper base down. Sounds like the only explanation is something to do with a...- twinlog
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- Forum: UK Tiling Forum
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What a bodge up in the bathroom
Cheers! No probs and thats where I am.- twinlog
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- Forum: Bathroom Tiling Advice
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What a bodge up in the bathroom
Just read the whole lot! (don't get out much) Can not believe it! I think mikethetile sumed it up perfect. Dave (admin) , am I anywhere near lawrenso? cause if I could help in anyway, I would be only to pleased?- twinlog
- Post #56
- Forum: Bathroom Tiling Advice
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Hi
Hello and welcome to the best site for information and knowledge :book:- twinlog
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- Forum: UK Tiling Forum
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Need your feed back people!
Hiya Tim & Welcome to the Forum :grin: Is the bath secured to the wall correctly with two small angle brackets? If not and you do not want to remedy this the correct way, you can secure it by means of timber under the bath against all walls if you get the jist! Also are the feet correctly...- twinlog
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- Forum: UK Tiling Forum
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Hia from Captivating Colwyn Bay
Yeh welcome Sue Hows the Parrots!- twinlog
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- Forum: UK Tiling Forum
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Using up marble tile offcuts
Good one pj No seriously if you want to get them cut for anything you can take them into a tile shop and they'll do it for a fee. You could allways make some coaster for the garden.- twinlog
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- Forum: UK Tiling Forum
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what screws to use for plying out
Getting close, but there still not nails. They are staples about 6mm wide and various in length, I'll try a sheet of ply and see if i can pull it up, let you know!- twinlog
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- Forum: UK Tiling Forum
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what screws to use for plying out
No, i'm not talking about annular ring nails. These are 'Divergent point staples' , they twist as they enter the timber creating greater retention. I'll look into them and let you know. Cheers!- twinlog
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- Forum: UK Tiling Forum
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