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09-06-2008
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#1 | | Tilers Forums Arms Member
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|  Thanks for the advice and support pictures of the completed job. | |
Id like to thank everyone that has offered advice and answered my posts in relation to this job.  As requested by Dave - here's some before and after photos.
Its a full bathroom refurb. Flooring replaced with 25mm WBP ply, stud wall built to enclose soil stack and shower valve, electric UFH laid, 450x450 porcelain tiles with a travertine and glass mosaic border and a nice new bathroom suite and all my own work! Thanks again. Mark.
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Hi Mark
Very nice job and no wonder you are so pleased with it as the difference between the before and after is great. Hope the customer was pleased and paid accordingly. | | |
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Well done. That is so much better now.  |
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Oh - I forgot to mention that this has been my first tiling job !
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Looks fab Mark. Good job! |
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I think you have done a really good job. You should be proud of yourself. |
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It looks great - hard to believe that it is the same room! | | |
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Looks good m8
I see you used a upvc quatrant around the bath what did you tank the walls with m8 ?? tiler
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#9 | | Tilers Forums Arms Member
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Originally Posted by wetdec  Looks good m8
I see you used a upvc quatrant around the bath what did you tank the walls with m8 ?? tiler
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It's not upvc quardant, it's silicone. The walls were tanked with a BAL WP1 kit. I know you advocate the use of membrane systems and they make a lot more sense to me too. I may try one on the next job.
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They are lovely holes! (Picture "after" number 2) of the victorian sink and waste pipe...
Did we have anything to do with that?
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Cracking first job mate. I would pay top dollar for that | | |
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