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To all my pals who wanted photos i have uploaded them. hope you like, its been tough on the knees but i love doing this. Any work give me a ... -
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To all my pals who wanted photos i have uploaded them. hope you like, its been tough on the knees but i love doing this. Any work give me a shout or i can lend a hand/knowledge whatever. Would love to help any tilers out or give guidence. PTL
The sun will always rise the next day.
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good work there trev,im doing a course on vicky floors in january and was wondering what can you charge for this type of work per sq metre mate? or do you base it on day rates?
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Originally Posted by
kilty55
good work there trev,im doing a course on vicky floors in january and was wondering what can you charge for this type of work per sq metre mate? or do you base it on day rates?
Thats interesting! Where is this course please? I am interested as I seem to be getting them to restore these days
Kev
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hi mate,its at edinburgh tiler training,,they are in the process of setting it up for me just now mate
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Originally Posted by
kilty55
hi mate,its at edinburgh tiler training,,they are in the process of setting it up for me just now mate
Can you tell me when it starts? How Long is it? How Much? Please because I am in Scotland in early January and if it works out well with dates i could call in on the way back down from Dornoch to do it. Thanks
Kev
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is it just my eyes or just dodgy photography
but something looks out to me
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Hi kilty, Down in the south the rate is £159.50 sqm. but i always price the job to which design the client wants. for example some designs are more involved than others. work out how much you want to earn a day and how long you think it will take and see the difference between the two.
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ive pmd you tiling logistics
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Originally Posted by
trev
what bit?

I think he means the pic named "original". The red inset borders overlap Halfway up, they arent even either and makes it look well weird IMO .
Last edited by Sir Ramic; 13-09-2008 at 10:44 AM.
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I just did a front entrance insert yesterday 12x12 diagonal inset into walnut 3/4 inch plank
The area which they had framed for the insert had not been gauged according to the tile so it was impossible to start on a half tile and thus make it look proper 7 inchs shorter and 8 inchs less wide and it would have been perfect.
But it was already framed and could not be changed so lots of cutting smallish triangles around the entire frame.
Some areas do not work well for the pattern.
In this case the thin black accent strips would have had to be a different thickness or the red diamonds .
They are a different scale and so do not seem to match the inset well for size.
Nice work though.
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I am sorry I don’t mean to be rude but the red diamonds that over lap on the border are not symmetrical the one at the closest end is in the centre but the one at the other end is totally different and the ones on the sides do not match ether also the one where the floor dog legs is not in the centre. But other than that and the fact you have split the L cuts it looks ok.
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I apologise if I have upset you it is just an observation. If I had don the job I would be just as critical as that is how I improve my work. It is personal preference but to me rather than each length being set out individually to the centre I would have made them all match. As it is because of the shape of the floor the closure tiles look a little of balance.
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Originally Posted by
TilingLogistics
Can you tell me when it starts? How Long is it? How Much? Please because I am in Scotland in early January and if it works out well with dates i could call in on the way back down from Dornoch to do it. Thanks
Kev
Hey Kev what u doing in Dornoch its only 11 miles from me.
Gary
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with regard to the overlapping red diamond closing in the centre i look at these geomatric floors all the time and the original ones dont seem to have this , extra border strips can be used to gain the module size to enable the full diamond and reduce the perimeter black cut to the outside edges if you are interseted in this type of work check out "the victorian society " they are based in chiswick in london and have guides for the restoration of these types of floors
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Thank you for sharing those pics with us trev........
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Kilty could u pm me as well with price/dates.Thx
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Don't make it a secret guy's stick it on the forum
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Originally Posted by
Highlander
Hey Kev what u doing in Dornoch its only 11 miles from me.
Gary
Every year for New Year we go away with a group of friends. Whoever's turn it was to choose the location this year chose Dornoch. Simple eh! I'll call in for a wee dram if your around
Kev
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yes saltire,edinburgh are in the process of setting up a victorian flooring course,i asked for january and they said this would be fine,ill get back to you with dates prices etc once i find out more soon,,cheers guys
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Two good sites there Alberta
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Originally Posted by
trev
pj & sir. everything is square and the border is symetrical. the pic does not look its best crunched down so much with this pattern and colour. however, the client was very happy and i had numerous passers by comment and ask for my card. working outside for all to see can be very daunting so has to be right.
Thanks
im not slagging your work mate
but as a photographer your sh!te
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Originally Posted by
Alberta Stone
i did,nt think there was much call for that king of work anymore
its year since i did any
funny how things come back eh
years ago we had to cut the different shape peaces out of square tiles to make up the patten then fix in sand and cement
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