spot of advice from you guys

ive just been out to look at kitchen floor 55m2 polished marble
now being fairly new to the domestic sean i was a bit puzzled when the client wanted all the aerier tiling including where the kitchen units are going
is this usual ???
seams a bit daft to me

[Dave]

Some peeps do it this way paul.........not a bad idea if you think about it..they can alter the kitchen layout over the years with out having to change tiles....and it's extra pennies for you..

[brian c]

as you say a bit mad tiling what you wont see imo,waste of money but if thats what they want then do it.

the domestic scene is all about image and bull**** unfortunately pj.

if they want their balls polishing then just smile and add it on the bill mate. its a different kettle of fish than dealing with site managers/agents.

ps if you get the job, you dont have to wear your high viz jackets or rigger boots either lol

[Sir Ramic]

Most builders i work for are doing it this way now. Depending on the areas under the units and the price of the tiles its common sense. Surely easier for the tiler and more ££££ in your pocket.

thanks lads i,ll price the whole lot then
at 100 quid a m2 i still think its daft

[Dave]

cheap at half the price....

Originally Posted by tiler burden

the domestic scene is all about image and bull**** unfortunately pj.

if they want their balls polishing then just smile and add it on the bill mate. its a different kettle of fish than dealing with site managers/agents.

ps if you get the job, you dont have to wear your high viz jackets or rigger boots either lol

BAL reps carry freebys in the book of there cars lads
dont forget to ask

[brian c]

£100 m2 is a bit cheap paul...lol

Originally Posted by brian c

£100 m2 is a bit cheap paul...lol

i have to earn 45k this year or i,ll be a failure

[brian c]

pmsl m8,so you old gits do have a sense of humour...lol

Originally Posted by brian c

pmsl m8,so you old gits do have a sense of humour...lol

thats the 1st rule of becoming a tiler