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Pictures of a recent conservatory job, the job took two and a half days to complete. The tiles were porcelain with a travertine border and travertine mosaic centre piece. Cheers Mick.
Cheers lads, discussed the job with the customer and both came to the idea of the border and centre piece.Wearing the Hi Viz because need some of the photos for my NVQ.
I did mate, set out the main tiles then put the border in and then quartered the square, dry laid a tile right in the centre and laid more tiles dry going out towards the border put the centre piece on top of the dry laid tiles, marked around the centre piece and cut out the circle
Well done Mick, youve come a long way since the course, did that hand out i gave you help with the setting out of that one, top professional job that one, anyone would be proud of that. Keep up the good work, speak to you soon
Regards
Darren
Ive only got time to do the EWPAR route from the training centre and you need 5 years experience, Ive put him in touch with my mate at the college who is doing it for him free of course
Mick, did you design the mosaic too, or did you buy it in from somewhere else? I only ask, because i wouldn't know where to start, but would love to do that kind of work.
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