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Discuss Guide price latex levelling in the Tile Adhesive, Grout and Substrate Preparation at TilersForums; Hi Guys I already have a qoute for tiling a kitchen floor but it has to be leveleled first. I have considered ply, insulating boards etc and levelling compound seems ...
          
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    Question Guide price latex levelling

    Hi Guys
    I already have a qoute for tiling a kitchen floor but it has to be leveleled first.
    I have considered ply, insulating boards etc and levelling compound seems to be my best bet.

    Could Anyone give me a guide price -- perhaps per sq metre for levelling on concrete/old tiles with a varying depth fro just covering old uneven tiles to a step down of say 5mm?

    Any thougts appreciated

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    Default Re: Guide price latex levelling

    A price to charge (as in you're the tiler) or to pay (as in you're the customer)?
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    Default Re: Guide price latex levelling

    Day rate for me or 1/2 day rate as appropriate
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    Default Re: Guide price latex levelling

    Im with Oli, work out how long it will take and charge accordingly. I charge materials at cost.
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    Default Re: Guide price latex levelling

    Quote Originally Posted by davy_G View Post
    Im with Oli, work out how long it will take and charge accordingly. I charge materials at cost.

    i am with Oli and Davy G on this,charge according to how long it will take.

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