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Hey people hope u can advise me.....I am currently installing a new shower room in my house. Im upto the stage of tiling the floor. The floor is made up of wooden floorboards on wooden joists.
The floor was slightly unlevel so i decided to use everbuild self leveling compound after priming...
We are putting a short term floor down in our kitchen. (don't ask - kitchen needs to move to other side of house but we just had a baby so need a floor now). I don't want a nightmare ripping up the tile in 3-5 yeas so was thinking of not screwing down the hardie backer. Any thoughts are...
Hello everyone. Before here I lived in northern Ireland and I grew up in surrey. That's where I learnt the trade. I'm in a job at the moment working for the donkey sanctuary until trade picks up. Can anyone here help with that?
i am tiling from top to bottom of the bathroom walls and then having lino/vinyal (some call it either but its from Carpet Right and its the flexible rubber stuff not the hard stuff, its soft under foot like a carpet).
whats the best way to make a neat edge from the tiles to the vinyal...
Hi all, would really appreciate any advice you can give with a bit of a problem!
I've just about finished laying a slate patio, but haven't yet grouted.
The tiles are 600x600x~12mm. I've laid them on a bed of mortar (4:1 sharp sand/cement with a splash of plasticizer) on top of well...
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on some of our tiling jobs we are asked to install ufh cable matting, so we always recommend levelling floor compound but the "self adhesive" matting always lifts off when the compound is poured over.
on wood floors i use a staple gun on the matting (not the...
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I have a repair job to do soon.The tiles are limestone and there is a topical type sealer that looks very inconsistent and streaky.It looks like it was over applied.I would like to just sand the whole bathroom down.Is this the best way to do this?Will the sealer just sand off? Or should...
i just had a phonecall off a builder who i do work for,im a bit sick,i had to turn a porca job down for next week,im off to filey ,taking little bezzlebub up to the coast for easter:smilewinkgrin:,
could of used my new tx700n,which has been gathering dust for a week or so in my unit.:thumbsdown...
Sorry guys, I had a quick search, I'm doing some work in my current bathroom today and its time to screw the 6mm Hardiebacker boards down.
Never used these on the floor until now (always use them from now on) I would like to know the correct procedure.
6mm trowel?
Primer?
Plasterboard...
Just had a pretty gruesome day. Yesterday was supposed to be day1 of a 55 metre Jerusalem Limestone (60x40) job in a new Orangery, kitchen/dining room combo and utility room. The tiles didn't turn up so day 1 was a washout. Time to catch up a bit.
Today, on my own, I managed to fix 30m of...
Hi guy's, Right iv been doing abit of Ditra the last few job's not really done much before, the company i sub contract to sent Amtico Glue down for sticking the Ditra to the sub floor,hummmm, wot are your thoughts on this?? i was not happy sticking it down with Amtico Glue but when put foward to...
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I leave for London tomorrow, Twelve hour shifts on nights. I thought I was done traveling, but "needs must" and all that. I have local work in the pipeline, just nothing for this week.
Not looking forward to it, but hey, nobody said it was going to be easy. Just shows how things are going, I...
On a current job I am working on, I have a large (1400 x 800) shower tray to fit to a totally secure ply base. The tray itself is a fibreglass construction (resin capped). My only concern is that it is a "hollow" type construction (not a solid flat base). There are small ribs built into the...
One important part of a bathroom is the WC, loo, toilet, bidet or glazed ceramic pan.
How do I fix a toilet, WC or loo pan down to a tiled floor
Many units are supplied with heavier duty fixings like M6, M8, M10 coach bolts or deep screws.
The reason for heavy fixings is that the unit needs...
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I have been getting less than 50 percent of jobs quoted on .
I try and base my qute on what i would like for a day / how long it will take me then see if the rate per m2 looks reasonable . I Startted off 150 , brought it down to 140 , then recently did a job that worked out at just over 1...