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In computer science, test coverage is a measure (in percent) of the degree to which the source code of a program is executed when a particular test suite is run. A program with high test coverage has more of its source code executed during testing, which suggests it has a lower chance of containing undetected software bugs compared to a program with low test coverage. Many different metrics can be used to calculate test coverage. Some of the most basic are the percentage of program subroutines and the percentage of program statements called during execution of the test suite.
Test coverage was among the first methods invented for systematic software testing. The first published reference was by Miller and Maloney in Communications of the ACM, in 1963.
So i got 100mm x200mm metro tiles with ridges on the back and i am aiming for 100% coverage in the shower area.
I have been using a 6mm round notched trowel and its not quite getting the coverage
Is the only way to todo this is to back skim every tile?
Is it worth looking to buy another...
I'm hoping to get some opinions on how acceptable the adhesive coverage is on my new floor tiles.
The tiles are about 5ish cm hexagons and we recently had to take some up to get the electric UFH fixed. After this I put some tile adhesive in to replace the screed which the repair person dig out...
We have our bathroom renovated and contracted an experienced tiler to do the tiling job. We removed 2 of the tiles after more than 48 hours as they had misaligned corners. We noticed there seem to be limited area were the tile BAL ready mixed adhesive has actually bonded to the green...
I'm a DIY enthusiast and have tiled with smaller tiles before but I've just tried a few times to place the first 900mmx300mmx10mm tile and removed it to check coverage and I've been unable to get anywhere near 95% coverage. I'm using a square notched 10mm trowel at around 45 degrees to the wall...
Hi guys,
first post after much reading. A wealth of information exists on this forum and its very appreciated that the experts are willing to pass on their knowledge.
I live in france renovating a 1960s villa. Due to circumstances beyond my control , crooked builders, covid, remote work etc...
Hey guys,
quick question. Using 8x8mm trowel for metro onto backer board in shower. BAL SPF and 8mm deep tile. Only getting about 80% coverage, would you up to 10mm or back butter?
They're the cheaper ones from CTD, lots of the tiles are bowed. Should I return and get the more expensive ones...
Hi
I need some advice on re applying sealant in my shower. We have had some movement and a gap in the corner of the shower has appeared (I've attached a picture) The gap is over 7mm.
How would be the best way of re sealing this? I was going to use CT1 sealer.
Just found this video and wondered if your tile coverage is better than his?
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And then there's this guy.
Who is using lash clips. I thought they helped get a more even coverage by pulling the tiles together.
Did he need more water in his mix so it became a bit smoother? I know...
Need some advice please on sealing Slc.
Not sure if I'm in the right place for this but worth a try.
I have recently Slc a garage floor and want to paint over it as the finish but I'm not sure what to seal it with prior to painting as it has a very porous/dusty finish, any advice would be...
Hello all
I have procelain tiles laid in my kitchen floor. The tiles are cream colour and have a bit of shine on them. Issue is they get dirty so quick I was thinking of sealing them???also I want to give them a good clean would hiring a polisher machine so the job?
Hi guys.
As title says. What methods do you use to seal the shower outlet pipe feeds that come out the wall?
Got two copper pipes coming out at 150 centers for my mira erd shower. Pipes are in a stud wall, lined with jackoboard. Its not tiled in that area yet.
I have seen gaskets but cant...
I'm just wondering if my glazed ceramic tiles need sealing before I grout them...
I applied some Mapei Ultracolour Plus Terra Di Seinna grout to an inconspicuous area. I scraped the excess off straight away and wiped across with a damp sponge. I left it about 5 minutes and wiped it again. The...
Hi All,
I’m a newbie both to this site and tiling.
I’ve recently moved to Zambia, the materials here are inferior and the availability is poor.
I’m doing a bathroom using mosaic, marble and natural stone.
I know I need to seal prior to grouting, but the only sealer I can find is TFC silicone...
Im putting some marble tiles in a bathroom / shower area for the first time. The customer is very worried about limescale and how to clean it, they have hard water. Anyone got any recommendations of decent sealers for marble and/or cleaners.
Or should I be telling her to avoid marble in the...
I have refitted my ensuite and I have made it to the last step only to run into trouble I cant seem to fix.
I have a tiled shower floor with wet room tray underneath, all tanked etc and tiled the walls. Sliding shower door frame fitted. Siliconed up where the metal meets the tile but I keep...
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Good morning all
Just to introduce myself, my name is Oli and I am in the process of finishing an extension at home.
Was wondering if anyone would be kind enough to offer some advice on sealing limestone floor tiles. They are chalky white colour which we want to retain as best possible.
I...
Hi guys,
Just trying to ask a general question rather than myself having a particular issue. Been a tiler now for 3 years, touch wood I've never had any issues...
For various reasons, I've sometimes had to replace a tile laid by myself (eg a tile chipped by customer not me a year later).
I've...
I remember reading somewhere that there's a specific trade or at least people who are very skilled at silicone sealing.
I have a lot of corners in a soon to be completed bathroom that will need this doing and I want it done really well as if not, it can really spoil the final appearance.
I...
I read this interesting article recently. Its from Mapei USA but its still a good read. Most of us know this already but may be new for some-
There are a two main reasons you might not get the coverage you expected from an adhesive: Lack of surface prep and using the wrong trowel.
Let's talk...
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