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Hi everyone,
I am new to this forum and apologies if this question has been answered elsewhere. My husband and I are doing a full refurbishment in the kitchen and after a long time we were hoping to be finished this week but the tiles placed on the floor are now coming off. They are porcelain...
I'm currently dealing with the contractor from hell who has ruined job after job in my house. The latest installment is the bathroom tiles. The tiler came in and threw the tiles on the wall and floor; no spacers used, different space between every single tile, rough adhesive, squint tiles and...
Good morning,
I've used this site a number of times for tiling info and have always found it really useful, but this time I wanted to post a question before I start a tiling job.
I am about to start work on our en-suite shower. I need to remove the old tiles and (no idea what is under there i'm...
Hi everyone,
I really need some pro advice as I have just had a bathroom fitted and the tiling is pretty bad, but the building company I used are saying that this is how it's done.... So anyway the bathroom is about 4mt long and just about 1.5mt wide. Open rain Shower at one end, toilet at the...
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Ive got some 300x600 x12.mm honed and filled travertine for my bathroom, Ive prepped my walls as thus so far:
12.mm moisture resistant pb dot and dabbed using drywall adhesive onto skimmed breeze block walls - do I need to supplement this with screw fixings through the drywall and plugged...
Hi guys, I have called back at home specifically to ask this. I'm on a job this week and I had planned on overboarding the 5" t&g floorboards and using normal flexible adhesives and wide joint grouts. Now my customer wants to avoid raising the levels. I've never used BAL fast...