Well that might be true unless the answer is "No, I never use both" then it's not dependent on anything.
I'll rephrase it, what situations would make any of you guys use both?
And is it ever a bad idea
The question is in the title really
Do you guys tend to use one or the other or both
I know the jobs vary but just as a general rule?
Cheers
Duncan
Sorry if it's been asked before. I did search
Sorry, I know this is one of those questions that has no answer but I need to get a van for my tiling business. I was thinking Transit Custom or VW Transporter but I've seen a few trades men in the VW Caddy and was wondering what tilers went for.
Cheers
Duncan
Hi,
I'm in the process of tiling a bathroom with 600x300 porcelain tiles (24kg square metre) and was planning to use wedi board (well an equivalent) for the plasterboard wall but it turns out the wall isn't a stud/plasterboard wall it's PARAMOUNT BOARD.....
Sound interesting but I just wouldn't have confidence in the whole lot not falling down on one of his kids heads. I can't believe how weedy this wall is!
I suppose its alright if you leave it alone.
Hi Bond,
What are these toggle style fixing?
Yes the render is a bit s*** too.
I've not messed with it too much but I think it will be ok to plaster over.
All in all 24kg per meter tiles are not a good idea.
He's gone on holiday so I'll have to get in touch and tell him his bathroom won't be...
Thanks for the replies
No there is not enough room to do the 50x50/board option
Isn't it pushing it a bit weight wise to put these on plaster and the drying time is a bit of a problem too.
Do I need to go back and recommend lighter tiles?
Yes it is a new bath, fitted by the owner before I go...
Hi,
I'm in the process of tiling a bathroom with 600x300 porcelain tiles (24kg square metre) and was planning to use wedi board (well an equivalent) for the plasterboard wall but it turns out the wall isn't a stud/plasterboard wall it's a kind of cardboard waffle/honeycomb construction so there...
Hi
I just got asked to quote for a 22 metre kitchen floor using 1metre sq. tiles. I'm not able to do it but are there any tilers on here (in the Southampton/Portsmouth area) that do tiles this size?
PM me
Cheers
Duncan
His John,
Sorry for the perceived lack of gratitude in my response, it was just that I was surprised that I needed to wait so long.
Still it was unforgivable to not say thanks
Anyway thanks a lot for the advice and the speed given. I'm following it as I type
Much appreciated thanks
Duncan
Hi All,
So I grouted the floor yesterday and it all went well.
How long should I wait before sealing it?
The grout bag is saying fully dry it 24 hours, that seems like a long time
Cheers
Duncan
Thanks, I was planning on using Flex Joint Premium grey
I've sealed the tiles too, I didn't drown them but I gave the tops 2 coats
I'll go over and do an intro soon
Cheers
Duncan
Hi,
I've just laid my first Victorian (Original Style) floor and I'm about to grout it, I was just wondering if there is anything I should watch out for with the grouting or is it straight forward?
Cheers
Duncan
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