** Time to vote JOTM August 2011 **

[Dave]

Hi Tilers arms members.

Please cast your votes for JOTM August 2011..
The prize for this month is a GOODIE bag from Mapei uk....

And we also have this month a set of knee pads donated by Sprung Ltd | Home

So many thanks to Sprung ltd for donating these..

[tommyzooom]

What kept you Dave lol, I've been waiting
Same house as last months trav, Hall floor, 22 sq mts
Original Style tyles, Arundel with Bronte border,
5000 individual tiles
grouted with my homemade recipe, 2 parts grey, one part anthracite, really happy with it in the flesh

[kaharrison9]

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Evening all
Bit of a dilema which to enter this month as have had two very enjoyable stone jobs
This is silver /grey travetine ensuite that i've just completed.
There intitial plan was just to do the shower enclosue area but with some suggestions this is the outcome and there over the moon with.
The cuts around the lintel and to the left of it had to be well champfered on a few sides to get the tile as close to the angled areas to avoid unsightly gaps.
Skirting board and an area around the door was bullnosed but very lightly polished(400 grade) to match the sheen on the face of the tile
Cheers for looking
Kev

[MissTiler]

Hi Peeps

Heres my entry for this month. Its a spa bath I tiled in the factory where it was made, everything is tiled and plumbed before moving it to site. The spas are made of fibre glass with a white gel coating, because of this PCI Collastic adhesive (epoxy) has to be used, along with Mosaico+ epoxy grout (deep joy). This bath also had steps and seat section which were joined together on site where I tiled the join.
The tiles are glass, glossy and non slip. Apart from full sheets in foot well the whole lot was done in single strips!

cheers
MissyT

[Dave]

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[whitebeam]

Classy work there, good luck to all..

[Mike]

i put my vote in, come on guys (and gals) get your vote in, only 12 voted so far

[doug boardley]

extremely tough choice, but my votes in.

[user123]

Yes, that WAS a tough choice, all of them being so very different from each other. In the end I chose the one that if time was not an issue I'd still find the hardest to do personally. But so well done all three of you

[Del W]

Vote in.Well done all.

[Stewart]

Three cracking jobs...... good luck peeps.

[blocko]

Done ....well done to all

[MissTiler]

3 totally different jobs, just shows how varied tiling can be and the skills involved.
Good luck peeps.

missyT

[merlecollins]

Excellently varied examples of work

[CJ]

Hard choice to make................Uhmmmm

[Perfect Tiling]

Once again the jobs look excellent...lots of patience required. My votes in. Best of luck.

[sstilingservice]

Well done chaps / chapette top class work as always I really need to start taking more pics :0)

[Dave]

Poll closed and many thanks to those that entered..


Well done tommyzooom..

[tommyzooom]

And breathe.....

Phew ,that was close, the other 2 jobs were amazing

[blocko]

Well done to all

[MissTiler]

nice one tommy x

missyT

[timeless john]

Quality in all 3 entries. A fabulous mix of styles to enhance a portfolio of any tiler.


Well done Tommy.