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tiler tom

Had the same problem myself on a job. Wrongly assumed when looking at the customers tile that it was a 6mm and got 6mm trim. Came to do a box and found I was getting an exposed edge. Packaging stated a 7mm tile so I had to remove and get some 9mm trim which worked fine.

If you are serious about tiling then you shouldn't be in b&q.

Best of luck Tom. :thumbsup:
 
G

Gazzer

Excellent, thanks very much.

Just out of interest...about how long would a pro take to tile a bathroom (without being perfectionist but a to-sight good job) 16m2, walls only, quite uneven walls, just one window?


Start at 8.30am and i would be on my way by 4pm ish
 

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