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Hello!
I have a dilemma, and if you could help me with advice, I would be very grateful.
I am trying to install a feature wall, with two 120x250cm porcelain tile format, LED lights around the tiles and also would like to have my TV mounted on it. The original wall is an exterior plasterboard.
The tiler that I talked to said he doesn't really do any joinery work, but he would be happy to give it a go. Now, I don't really know if I should trust him and go with him, or get a joiner to do the job.
Is this a big job or can be done pretty easy?
Does it mean a wooden frame screwed to the plasterboard behind, and then a backer board screwed onto the wooden frame, ready for tilling?
Thank you!
Virgil
PS: I still need to get a joiner to put some wooden panels after the tilling is done, but was thikng maybe to get him before the tiles to also do the frame?
I have a dilemma, and if you could help me with advice, I would be very grateful.
I am trying to install a feature wall, with two 120x250cm porcelain tile format, LED lights around the tiles and also would like to have my TV mounted on it. The original wall is an exterior plasterboard.
The tiler that I talked to said he doesn't really do any joinery work, but he would be happy to give it a go. Now, I don't really know if I should trust him and go with him, or get a joiner to do the job.
Is this a big job or can be done pretty easy?
Does it mean a wooden frame screwed to the plasterboard behind, and then a backer board screwed onto the wooden frame, ready for tilling?
Thank you!
Virgil
PS: I still need to get a joiner to put some wooden panels after the tilling is done, but was thikng maybe to get him before the tiles to also do the frame?