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[Spare Tool]

I can't remember mate - Not Colne - it was nearer Accrington. Some rough old mill building with a tile shop on the ground floor, just off a main road.
Robbed me completely for a bag of rapid set and a can of stainstop.

I think it might have been Cerados ceramics in read mate, sounds like it from description, i never go in there any more after he tried robbing me for £22 for a bag of standard set, said its only £15 in town...he said"well go to Burnley then" never been in since!!

 

[One Day]

I think it might have been Cerados ceramics in read mate, sounds like it from description, i never go in there any more after he tried robbing me for £22 for a bag of standard set, said its only £15 in town...he said"well go to Burnley then" never been in since!!

That's the one! in Read.

 

[Terry the tiler]

Hi gents, new poster on the forum although have used this very helpful site many times for tips and info.
I have been tiling around 9 years now but only went self employed in Jan this year. I have never come across anything bigger than 2m X 600. And I turned the job down as the customer wanted them laying in a house corridor around a stair case and he only had 2 spare tiles.
To be honest I've been laying 600X900 15mm limestone this week and my back is in pieces. Wouldn't have thought anything bigger is a 1 man job.

 

[Old Mod]

Hi gents, new poster on the forum although have used this very helpful site many times for tips and info.
I have been tiling around 9 years now but only went self employed in Jan this year. I have never come across anything bigger than 2m X 600. And I turned the job down as the customer wanted them laying in a house corridor around a stair case and he only had 2 spare tiles.
To be honest I've been laying 600X900 15mm limestone this week and my back is in pieces. Wouldn't have thought anything bigger is a 1 man job.

Well hello Terry the tiler,
Thanks for getting involved.
A few of us fit 1800 x 900 x 5.4 on a fairly regular basis, they can be done single handed, won't deny it can be tricky tho. And they're only 5.4mm thick so comparatively light for their size.

 

[widler]

que 'the staircase job'

 

[Old Mod]

que 'the staircase job'

Nope! 1200 X 600 x 4.8

This one tho!

1800 X 900 Statuerio Sept jotm

• Old Mod
• Sep 1, 2016
• conservatory rip out sept jotm statuario ufh

Conservatory rip out and re tile with UFH

 

[Terry the tiler]

Well hello Terry the tiler,
Thanks for getting involved.
A few of us fit 1800 x 900 x 5.4 on a fairly regular basis, they can be done single handed, won't deny it can be tricky tho. And they're only 5.4mm thick so comparatively light for their size.

These limestone tiles must weight the best part of 25 kg each. There like paving slabs!!

 

[Old Mod]

These limestone tiles must weight the best part of 25 kg each. There like paving slabs!!

Approx 21kg yeah. Limestone is on average 2.6kg per mm per m2
Not too much fun haha
In fact the 1800 x 900 weigh just under 21kg per piece, so not a lot of difference actually.

 

[Terry the tiler]

Approx 21kg yeah. Limestone is on average 2.6kg per mm per m2
Not too much fun haha
In fact the 1800 x 900 weigh just under 21kg per piece, so not a lot of difference actually.

I should think they are a bit more awkward tho considering the size difference!!
Unless your name is stretch Armstrong

 

[Old Mod]

I should think they are a bit more awkward tho considering the size difference!!
Unless your name is stretch Armstrong

Haha I'm 1.73m they're bigger than me! Haha