First attempt at a envelope cut into a linear drain

[Wayne Brown]

I haven't left guys and certainly was not looking for any pat on the back none of us are perfect this one has been bit of a learning curve for me, I can take a bit of criticism sorry if any of you took my comment the wrong way but thankyou for the advice it much appreciated . Cheers kop

 

[Wayne Brown]

Seeing that he has taken the easy option and left maybe I should join the plumbing forum and post his pic for his mates to see . But maybe he would get a pat on the back for it .

They are on there bud i was advise to join here and get the professionals help not out to cause any bad feeling mate have a good day . Kop

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Seeing that he has taken the easy option and left maybe I should join the plumbing forum and post his pic for his mates to see . But maybe he would get a pat on the back for it .

Not one of your better posts!
Some of the comments in this thread would have been better in The Arms as it’s not encouraging newer tilers to show their work! After all this is the Welcome Forum.

 

[Waluigi]

Also, when you decide to leave, you should never announce it.

 

[Andy Allen]

Also, when you decide to leave, you should never announce it.

Elvis did....🙂

 

[Blunt Tool]

Also, when you decide to leave, you should never announce it.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Seeing that he has taken the easy option and left maybe I should join the plumbing forum and post his pic for his mates to see . But maybe he would get a pat on the back for it .

I'll be waiting for your plumbing picture and soldering pics then

 

[ShaunCorbs]

I was the one who suggested asking one of you guys

I won't be suggesting any more as this is the second on whose had a slagging off / slating towards the end

 

[Dumbo]

E

 

[WetSaw]

You could have done something like this..

I was the one who suggested asking one of you guys

I won't be suggesting any more as this is the second on whose had a slagging off / slating towards the end

Unfortunately asking for advice when you've already tiled most of the floor is not the best idea. Taking advice on board when it's given would be a good idea. Surely you wouldn't be happy with that tiling if it was in your bathroom or would you?

 

[ShaunCorbs]

You could have done something like this..


Unfortunately asking for advice when you've already tiled most of the floor is not the best idea. Taking advice on board when it's given would be a good idea. Surely you wouldn't be happy with that tiling if it was in your bathroom or would you?

If you review back tiling wasn't done just laying them out on the drain / envelope (1st page someone askes the same)

 

[Wayne Brown]

Not to worry guys i was aware you leave yourself open to critism by posting picture on here , no two tradesmen work the same would be nice to see one done though maybe work out where I slipped up, merry Christmas kop

 

[Boggs]

It’s always best to work out the entire floor from the tray area as this is the main focal point in a wetroom.

 

[WetSaw]

Possibly something like that could have worked ( a bit straighter than my wobbly lines..).

 

[WetSaw]

I won't be joining the plumbing forum..

 

[Wayne Brown]

Cheers for that guys i know where i probably went wrong centred the room and left a 100mm cut down each side of the room obviously didn't work out with the shower area , hey ho done now cheers kop

 

[Boggs]

I tend to fit ones with centred square drains.

Prefer the shower heads over the drain.

This one was a while back, but an example of how it’s much better to keep everything symmetrical.

 

[Dumbo]

I'll be waiting for your plumbing picture and soldering pics then

I leave it to the plumbers .

 

[Wayne Brown]

House of horrors that one P cheers kop

 

[Waluigi]

Someone say Plumbing?!