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12-07-2008
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#14 | | Tilers Forums Arms Member
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|  Re: Tiling onto foil backed Plasterboard | |
Name 'em and Shame 'em - go on!!! |
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Hope there,ve been screwed not dot and dabbed, And before any replies had a supplier tell a builder that foil backed could be dot and dabbed. I could,nt even convince the builder they where wrong, So I did and yes they came away. Did'nt listen  |
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#16 | | Guest | Re: Tiling onto foil backed Plasterboard | |
i really wonder how some of these idiots get work. honestly if this is really what is happening on paying customers homes then the building game in this country needs sorting out. i fully understand people have to learn but, what ever you charge for you should be compatent at. | | |
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#17 | | Guest | Re: Tiling onto foil backed Plasterboard | |
agree with whitebeam, ffs dont dot and dab! just thought i'd back whitey up because if one more backs us up thats 3, and it usually takes that for somebody to get the jist. | | |
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#18 | | TilersForums Trusted Member
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Also if there,ve used foil backed board it only comes in 9.5mm so any stud work should be 400mm centres |
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#19 | | Tilers Forums Arms Member | Re: Tiling onto foil backed Plasterboard | |
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Originally Posted by tiler burden  agree with whitebeam, ffs dont dot and dab! just thought i'd back whitey up because if one more backs us up thats 3, and it usually takes that for somebody to get the jist. | Agree mate, dot and dab is a big no no, I don't see why they insist!
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The clue is in the name, Foil BACKED
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