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[QUOTE="Time's Ran Out, post: 894818"] It will! Looks really interesting and the way the hexagonal eat into the plank floor is a nice bit of link up design. The only issue I see from your info is this white plaster primer. If it’s skinned over the plaster surface it most likely has to be scratched or removed. [USER=38091]@jcrtiling[/USER] - but we the professionals, this is what we do every day of the week. It’s our job to foresee the issues and point them out before we start . Then the client has a better understanding of how it will work. I’am sure [USER=49843]@Cat[/USER] realises that a self spacing joint will push the tiles away from each other. But at the end of the day, the diagram certainly gives a good indication to ‘tilers’ what is expected and credit to those who feel it’s a job to far. Pictures on completion will of course be required. [/QUOTE]
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