Discuss ** Time to Vote JOTM JUNE 2011 ** in the Job Of The Month Forum at TilersForums; Hi Tilers arms members.
Time to VOTE for JOTM June 2011..
The prize for this month is a GOODIE bag from Mapei uk....
And we also have this month a ...
Thought i may as well have a go, white stairs are terrazzo insitu i restored them to there original condition, they had the usual signs of wear and tear for 20 years old.
Next is the back stairs i lifted the old quarry tiles and put new red terrazzo tiles down and polished them.
right if a mod could delete previous posts i would appreciate it,just so im not clogging up thread.
right,bathroom,4 different tiles,3 different colour grouts,gray in shower,ivory on gray tiles and charcoal on all black.
i did the dry lining and tiling,a plumber fitted all fixtures and fittings.
customer supplied tiles and adhesive(white webber,long time setting,i kid you not),the tile shop advised the adhisive.
must admit,nice tiles though
ps,i can't seem to get on to 2nd page on my laptop,on my iphone i can,weird
right,im off out on beer
i give up,they are still small
Originally Posted by Dave
Oh!! and you have missed out the date proof pic..
doh,here it is,ive put one with the paper on the windowsill as well,so you know i havent just took a pic of a paper in any old place
Okay, to make the numbers up I'll enter yet another travertine bathroom that I completed today .
This is a small bathroom but was loads of fun as the customer was very "particular" and wanted all external edges profiled. Unfortunately, I've just realised that I did not get any pics of the tiles around the the door frame, but the customer did not want any architrave so the edges were all profiled too. Random bond, 60 x 30 & 45 x 30 - loads of fun .
Formerly known as Captain Slow
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Fingers crossed this sends as computers and downloading is not my greatest subject.
A job i've just completed on a large exstension.
The floor is random and the same style runs through all five bathrooms/en suite as does the wall tiles.
Though they wanted a subtle difference between them and the use of the borders create that.
All the edges around the top of the bath and windersills were softened and honed.
The floor was also tiled in Jasmine kerapoxy and some sharp eyes may notice in the odd close up shot i've yet still to silicone.
Probably would look better with all the screens,showers,etc in but the plumber wasn't due till a week after.
Great doing stone work when the weathers fine with and everything can be set up well outside.
Hope you enjoy
Kev
Im just sneaking in pics of part of a large job Ive just finished. Its an Ice Fountain thats in a Spa, including steam room, and salt grotto etc. Its something different.
The mosaics are 20 x 20 mesh backed glass, and grouted with Kerapoxy. I enjoyed doing it and doing the underneath bit was interesting, it was the most comfy way I could do it without doing my back in!!
As has already been discussed, I love stone work and I love to see profiling, gets my vote everytime, so much skill involved and such a huge skill that is unrecognised.
Blimey great work peeps lovely attention to detail !!! I realy wonted to vote for 2 of you as in my book 2 clear winners and only a photo finish could seperate to effort and detail put into your work I'm not nameing names but well done very impressed. I really need to take more pics and enter some work this month
Wow it's hard work just looking at this lot. Attention to detail sets you apart from the rest that's my philosophy In fact people say I have O.C.D! so with that in mined there is a couple that deserve to be top dog but there can only be one!
Best of luck to all and next month I will enter for the first time OMG no pressure then!
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