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Which? is a United Kingdom brand name that promotes informed consumer choice in the purchase of goods and services by testing products, highlighting inferior products or services, raising awareness of consumer rights and offering independent advice. The brand name is used by the Consumers' Association, a registered charity and company limited by guarantee that owns several businesses, including Which? Financial Services Limited (Which? Mortgage Advisers), Which? Legal Limited and Which? Limited, which publishes the Which? Papers.
The vast majority of the association's income comes from the profit it makes on its trading businesses, for instance subscriptions to Which? magazine, which are donated to the campaigning part of the organisation to fund advocacy activity and inform the public about consumer issues. Which? magazine maintains its independence by not accepting advertising, and the organisation receives no government funding. The Consumers' Association is the largest consumer organisation in the UK, with over 573,000 subscribers to its magazine.Until 2006, the association used prize draws similar to those of Reader's Digest to attract subscribers, but following criticism they were discontinued. The Association now attracts subscribers to its publications with free mini-guides and trial offers.
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We're having some work done on the home and having some natural stone tiles fitted into our kitchen and orangery.
The tiles that we will be using are natural honed quartzite/slate. However, I am unsure as to which brand of sealant would be best.
The supplier of the tiles recommends that...
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I orignially posted this Eeeek Advice appreciated please - https://www.tilersforums.com/threads/eeeek-advice-appreciated-please.99558/
Many thanks for the repies and the advice to mechanically fix backer board instead of plastering first was fab.
I've let the wall air and any damp bits...
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So I’ve added a dormer onto my house and have Green chipboard as the new flooring.
I have bought an underfloor heating mat to take the chill of the portiles.
is this the correct order:
chipboard
Tile backer board
Heat mat
Tile adhesive
Tiles and grout
My friend has mentioned a ditra mat...
Hi All. How can I match my tile trim to my tiles? The tiles are rose quartz. Unusual shades of purple & mauve. I have a RAL shade chart as I am getting some green trim coloured to the RAL code for my en-suite bathroom tiles. But there is not even a close match for the rose quartz. Does anyone...
Dear all, as a homeowner, I have had to hack off a glass tile which is backpainted from a wet room.
It seems that the tile was pressed into a cement like glue as there are no visible trowel lines and it was really difficult to remove the remains of the old tile without hitting it very hard in...
Spanish Hollywood Gloss porcelain tiles are absorbing water on all four edges In shower. No code on side of tiles which they should have (same tiles from another store all have codes on). Perhaps these tiles missed a finishing process in factory of sealing and code being put on sides? (Were...
Apologies if this has been asked before and I suspect all tilers have their individual preferences, but I would appreciate some feedback as my tiler is recommending an adhesive/grout that I've never heard of, well, it's not one of the best known, but possibly you guys are aware of it.
I have...
my trusty old wickes wet tile cutter never got returned last time i lent it out.
but only cost me £30ish iirc...and was over 15 years old...
it was far from perfect, but did a job.
as i've still got a fair bit of DIY tiling in front of me :D
i'd like something a little better at the job where...
Hi, I've borrowed my Dad's old Performance Power FMTC550TC electric tile cutter and the blade is pretty blunt. I'll be tiling around my bath with 60×35×9cm porcelain tiles - which 180mm blade would you recommend?
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DIYer here and I'm going to rip up my shower floor which is currently tiled and put down some large ceramic tiles (90x14x1cm) instead. I don't know what the sub-floor is but guessing it's wood. I have a couple of questions - I did have a quick browse of the forum but couldn't see the exact...
Hi there, I am looking for guidance, I am thinking about changing careers, I want to do tiling full time and set up on my own, so I am looking for the best fast track course that's available, any thots
hi guys im confused after searching ages looking at adhesives and grouts for my project, im tiling on a tongue and groove floor lined with 6mm ply and primed .
does this stuff fit the bill for porcelain floor tiles on wood and do i also need a flexible grout to finish ?
thanks
dave ..
Having recently bought some non-slip floor tiles for my kennels http://media.cermix.com/media/pdf/carrelages/catalogue/Armada%202017.pdf my hubby is in the process of laying them (lockdown means we can't get anyone in to do it and he's already done quite a bit of tiling for me!!). However he's...
Hi Guys,
I have been tiling since i was 17 (im 31) I have been stuck in my way and to be honest with you ill self level usually in a smaller area and build up with adhesive the majority of the time. This year i want to increase my speed and better my habits and i have heard the floor levelling...
I'm after a 125mm variable speed grinder. I was going to go for the £150 Metabo at the bottom of the list, because I think the 2000rpm lowest speed would be more useful polishing at least, but it only goes to 7600rpm max. Does that mean a poor cut? Am I better sacrificing the lowest speed...
https://www.electriciansforums.net/threads/checkatrade-mybuilder-ratedpeople-trustatrader-etc-whos-with-what-and-why.181253/
I asked on the sparky forum which is best, and included a poll to vote on (God we love a good vote it seems us lot eh?! [brexit?! ha]).
Seems there are some very...
I'm looking information on a drill bit hole set and a decent 4 inch blade that'll cut all tiles.
I used to buy the 365 hole set however I can't seem to find online the set I used to purchase. Infact I can't find much of that brand anywhere. Maybe they've stopped making them. It's been a long...
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