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Hi folks
Starting a 350 m2 wall and floor job next tuesday, in a school changing rooms/showers/kitchens and have never done such a large contract job, so was hoping a ... -
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Re: speedy tiling tips
get a grout monkey in for defo. Laser light for datum is easier and quicker
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And mix your addy in a gorrila tub(slow set),use a pouch like a joiners for holding spacers,put a juice bottle on your back with hose coming to front of you for drinkin!! lol,
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doug boardley
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early start and late finishes, if you're making good progress, carry on and don't rest on your laurels as there'll be something, somewhere on the job, that'll hold you up!
good luck!
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And do more than 10m2 a day.
Lucius.
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dont leave all you grouting until the end its better to get in early and grout the previous days work this will allow other trades to finish and if you are doing floors you wont get any crap in the joints from other trades also dont work too late you will knacker yourself for the next day take your breaks at regular times all this will help you achieve a sustainable steady speed, keep your work area tidy and clear up as you go this saves time at the end of the day when you need to get home, open up 20m2 of tiles and take then out of their boxes arrange them in piles along the work area so you are not constantly stopping to go and get one or two boxes at a time make sure you have plenty of clean water and all the materials and plant you need are onsite before you start as there is more wasted time running around after materials than anything else, thin out your tool kit to only exactly what you need for the job you are doing as it can waste time and energy carrying around tools you dont need , you will find that 15m2 plus a day each is easily achievable good luck
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good luck try to work together on large areas to stay in line you should do at least 15 to 20 m2 each a day go for it
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