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I worked with some nice stuff..but a couple i liked the finished ...
this was a good job nice customer and good builder and good choice of tiles 4 bathrooms a toilet and kitchen dining room floor here are a few pictures i will find a few more
Last edited by garythetiler; 31-07-2009 at 09:12 PM.
Doing my brothers kitchen/utility/downstarirs bathroom and shower room floors all one big floor in brick bond,biggest job i've done took me a week to do. And guess who forgot to take pictures,he lives about 40 miles away so i'll have to remember my camera next time.
Some very nice work there, hats off to the both of you, Dave, when you say the customer designed it, how much of a say did you have with setting out ? Was that your doing or did they have that planned as well ?
Dave,Gary, how have you managed to make your pics smaller ??
Jimmy
i use lexmark imaging studio on my pc or adobe when my lap top is working ,the laptop is knackered at the moment so i am limited with the amount of pictures i have
Some very nice work there, hats off to the both of you, Dave, when you say the customer designed it, how much of a say did you have with setting out ? Was that your doing or did they have that planned as well ?
Thanks
He had a photo of the black and white one...small alterations here and there to make it fit..and the other just a quick discussion where he wanted what and away it went..
Originally Posted by medlar
Dave, how have you managed to make your pics smaller ??
Probably the best from a sense of achievement point of view is that wetroom. The pics are in the album. The pics aren't that good because I used a camera phone and I took them the day after I finished, and the customer had made the room dirty
The pictures are in my album.
I did 2 other bathrooms for the same client and one disabled bathroom - just a toilet and wheelchair access sink. There was hardly any tiling in that room.
The most enjoyable job, however was probably not a tiling job, but a fascia job. Why? because I was working for a really decent chap and we had 3 days of glorious sunshine last summer and those were the 3 days I chose to do it!
liked doing this 1 as the people were on holiday at the time,first wetroom i ever did,so was good having them out the way incase i made a mistake somewhere along the line,glad to say i didnt though and the customers were over the moon with it when they got back,and from that i also got their daughters wetroom to do in granite,will upload pics after.
my fave was my job up in Glen Lyon, some really nice stuff, set in a beautiful location. It wasn't just the tiling, it was the whole job lot that I liked. I'd open my curtains to a lovely salmon river a stoness throw away, be having a brew, look up and there'd be a couple of Golden Eagles circling about.Will give customer a ring to email me the photies!
Liked doing this 1 for a guy who is a property developer,this is a 3rd floor flat in erskine court,lindisfarne,at the rear of jesmond dene,flat is worth somewhere in the region of 1/2 million quid, was left to just get on with this. He was that pleased with the finished result that he offered me a contract with him.
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