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Top authors on TilersForums.co.uk Tiling & Tile Forum (Tilers Forums) during last week:
user's latest post:
Tilers needed Liverpool
Published (2009-07-01 00:00:00)
Thanks for the offer of work debbie... Anybody who is interested please pm this member direct..or use the number above.
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it looks good
Published (2009-07-01 16:41:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Bernie L Hi All Just to put the record straight Clean Tile and Grout Lakes is part of Clean Tile and Grout Ltd.It is a busines opportunity and the six guys on board are doing ok. We major on cleaning tile and grout/natural stone using the turbo hybrid and also colour sealing of grout. We are the UK importers of Grout Perfect and also the Turbo hybrid the piece of equipment which you have noticed on "The...
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Preventing chipped corners while...
Published (2009-07-01 18:06:09)
Yes mate, just a small one, thought you cutting ceramic as mentioned in your first post. Marble is a softer material
user's latest post:
travertine on stud walls - Page...
Published (2009-06-30 21:01:00)
rescue?????????...............have all mine on elastic attached to my waist when i leave they come with me.......im a tiler i aint made of money
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rubi trowels.
Published (2009-06-30 17:05:00)
Just bought my first rubi trowel last month. Tried a few trowels and liked the rubi best. Just horses for courses 'suppose!
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Waivers
Published (2009-07-01 17:05:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by diamondtiling ???????????? what?? ??????????????? what?? what??
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Preventing chipped corners while...
Published (2009-07-01 19:06:09)
i agree with whitebeam, let the wheel do the cutting, dont push too hard and check that your wheel has plenty of bite left on it. replacement wheels can be bought for a few quid but they are usually an inferior quality, buy the best you can and you will be amazed at the difference
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CornerTape - Demo's in the...
Published (2009-06-29 16:24:00)
LOL, typical, I've been waiting for you to get up North, where do you think I'm going to be for the next few weeks London
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Latest active threads on TilersForums.co.uk Tiling & Tile Forum (Tilers Forums):
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2009-06-24 09:37:00)
by poynton phil
i'm puting ufh down on to concrete for the first time next week and was wondering what would be the best slc to use, should it be a latex one or not, there will be insulation boards between concrete and ufh. Any advice appreciated.
Started 1 day, 10 hours ago (2009-07-02 13:05:50)
by Dave
You can get Mapei in france as well.. Here are some contact details , give them a call or email and see who your local stockist is.. mapei@mapei.fr Zone Industrielle du Terroir - 29, Avenue Léon Jouhaux 31140 Saint-Alban - France (0033) 5.61.35.73.05 And mapei france techincal.. 0033) 5 61 35 48 59 assistance.technique@mapei.fr
Started 2 days, 5 hours ago (2009-07-01 18:06:14)
by peckers
Quote: Originally Posted by GlennM Thanks guys. So if it is just a kitchen and their won't be much moisture, can I skip this bit? Do I have to prime the back of the ply thats touching the floorboards? Div - i actually don't know anything about backerboards. Would they be a better way to go than ply? Thanks again I would always prime the ply no matter its ...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-06-25 01:10:00)
by peckers
Hi there, Hope i have put this in the right place? I was wondering if you would insist for a De-Coupling membrane to be used in this situation.. The floors have been recently screeded 6 weeks ago with sand and cement and the floor has under floor heating in stalled, I have tested the floor with a damp meter and it is dry, so no worries there, the under floor heating is also not been turned...
Started 1 day, 7 hours ago (2009-07-02 16:07:33)
by Dave
You just did it doug........... Congrats to David ...thanks for your input mate..
Started 1 day, 14 hours ago (2009-07-02 09:07:01)
by MrT1
Hi I am taking out a bath and replacing with a shower enclosure. I am taking off all the old tiles and replacing with. Behind the bath on one side the wall is bare brick so before i can tile right down i need to make good - what is the best way - can i just repair the wall with some render, smooth off and tile over? The other end is plasterboard i think (certainly not masonary) what is ...
Started 1 day, 14 hours ago (2009-07-02 09:06:49)
by Locoblade
Hi All Im a newbie to DIY tiling and need some advice please. We've recently re-fitted our bathroom and Im not onto the tiling stage. Ive done most of the walls and am now onto the floor. The issue I have is that the floor is 20mm tongue & groove chipboard, which in my ignorance looked nice and flat and so I thought would be a good base to tile to having screwed it down solidly and sealed...
Started 1 day, 16 hours ago (2009-07-02 07:05:56)
by lcjohno
Is there any cutting blades i can get which will fit my Plasplugs master-tiler that arent made by plasplugs? I understand they've gone bust and i'm strugging to get blades, my local b and q used to stock all that stuff but its now run out. I need one to cut natural stone and one for porcelain. I think the biggest size it takes is 180mm blade. cheers for any info.
Started 2 days, 5 hours ago (2009-07-01 18:06:38)
by martin1976
i tiled my kitchen floor a few months back, used bal adhesive and grout. i had a homebrew accident a week ago, and a bottle of elderflower champagne exploded. anyway, a part of the grout "looks" to be wet... its been a week, and weather is scorching, plus ive cleaned the rest of the floor a couple of times and the rest of the grout is dry. im thinking it is probably stained or ...
Started 1 day, 9 hours ago (2009-07-02 13:29:36)
by Dave
Cheers Rob... Anybody interested in this job , then please pm Rob direct...
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Hot threads for last week on TilersForums.co.uk Tiling & Tile Forum (Tilers Forums):
Started 1 week ago (2009-06-26 02:34:00)
by Honest Jon
Hi all and thanks in advance for any advise. I am not a professional and if I am stealing trade secrets please just advise me and I will go away. I am a competent DIY person and can offer advice on many other subjects that come up from time to time. I read a number of topics earlier. You can see a little more in my introduction where I said hello. Anyway. I am about to tear out my...
Started 6 days, 22 hours ago (2009-06-27 01:10:00)
by hellooooooooooo
Hello there this is my first post and as I am a wife and mum please explain your advice as basically as you can. Went to Topps Tiles and got an approved fitter to fit our travertine tiles. Unhappy with him and asked him to leave. He had sealed the tiles but not laid any. Rang Topps senior manager who agreed to supply another fitter or full refund but we would have to return the tiles to him. I ...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-06-25 01:12:00)
by cgadmin23
Hi everyone, I need to buy a tile cutter to cut my tiles in the bathroom. The wall tiles are 10mm marble and the floor tiles are ceramic. Can someone advise me of a good quality, easy to use tile cutter for this job? I read a review about the RUBI TX-700-N is this a good cutter for what I need? This will be my first tiling job and so any advices are appreciated. Thanks Chris
Started 1 week ago (2009-06-26 02:33:00)
by boxhead
hi everyone,i have come across a problem twice in 2 weeks where the ceramic tiles after a number of years just start banging and lifting and in the 2 cases the adhesive has been on the concrete floor but not on the tile.im baffled by this and i have to relay these floors with new tiles and the customer wants answers and reasurrance that the same wont hapen again. i would appeciate lads all the ...
Started 1 week ago (2009-06-26 02:36:00)
by jez
Having done quite alot of tiling I took the plunge and went on a course. Now I know that although it doesn't teach you everything (in my view it's like a driving licence, you pass then learn when on the road!), but I decided to take the plunge and am just about to go it alone. There's loads of cowboys out there and I do a good job, so I know I can make a go of things and churn out high-end ...
Started 1 week ago (2009-06-26 02:36:00)
by bluesky
went to deliver tiles of a job i`m starting on monday to discover that the builders have decided to lay screed over the top of electric cables 30mm thick .this was instead of laying 20 mm insulation board then cable then latex to build up to the correct height . they have told my customer that it will all be dry in time for monday as they have added pva to the mix! normally i would allow minimum ...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-06-25 01:07:00)
by psychowitch
Just lost a job on price but luckily the customer is still using my plumber ! Hes just told me the guy that is doing the tiling aparently has 20 years experience and I lost the job by £150.. only because he needs the work apparently..or he would have charged £50 quid more than my price. anyways hes not prep'd the walls (they were covered in old adhesive and needed some filling)...or ...
Started 5 days, 8 hours ago (2009-06-28 15:00:00)
by GirlRacerRed
Just thought I would ask on here.... Looking for a Hotpoint Aquarius DWF31 dishwasher power cable/unit and suppressor unit. Mine went pop this morning. Bit of a long shot.. but you never know. I'm trying to be a bit frugal and repair the dishwasher rather than dumping it and having to buy a new one. Thanks for looking
Started 3 days, 11 hours ago (2009-06-30 12:23:00)
by Blue Smithy
Hi Everybody, I have tiled a few bathrooms before with cheap tiles and never had any problems but I am now in a new league!!! Having fitted most of my bathroom Im at the stage where to make sure I do it properly I better ask for some professional tiling advice! My missuss has bought 600x600 porcelain tiles, for the floor and walls!!! Here goes: Can I tile straight onto plasterboard / primed ...
Started 5 days, 13 hours ago (2009-06-28 09:58:00)
by cgadmin23
Hi all Quick question. Just starting to tile my floor using an 8mm trowel. Do I apply the adhesive to the tile or floor? Is the 8mm trowel ok? thanks Chris
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