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miagi

Hi all. just had some 2ft by 1ft bathroom tiles fitted, what a mess!

tiles lipping, he made sure it was only 1mm?

put 2 meter straight edge with 3mm stand off feet at each end, the gap between is 9 to 12 mm,

hence mosaic borders are curved, to fall in line

also tile started above door, but when they went round the room, and met back onthe adjacent wall, the bottom was 10mm lower

company dont want to know, and info please tnx

happy new year??????????????????
 
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The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP

They dont seem to bothered , may be think it will just go away,, cost them to much to put right, located anglesey, got pics but not to sure how to put on here, but i can mail ,


Have you paid them? if not dont. If you hav'nt paid them, ring a local tile shop and get tel. no. of two or three good pro tilers. Ask them for their honest opinion. I do this now and then. Confront the contractor, and demand action. You can get a report done by the tile association, but this will cost about £700.
 
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Time's Ran Out

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From what I read the problem is you have already paid for the materials - which no doubt cost a bit!
If they don't come back to rectify and hence they are not worried about their labour costs - then I would assume that your next contact should be with the Magistrates Court to make a claim for the repayment of your material money.
 
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