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the worst wall you have been asked to tile? in the
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i have seen some unbelievable walls in my time as plasterer.
The worst was a difference of about 9.5 inch from top to bottom, a tiler called me to have ... -
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Re: the worst wall you have been asked to tile?
some of those old lath and plaster walls look like a relief map of the himalayas, not nice
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Re: the worst wall you have been asked to tile?
there is nothing better that a new blank canvissss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: the worst wall you have been asked to tile?
i have had ceiligs come further down at one side by more than an inch and no they arent ment to be slopped like that lol
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