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  1. 27-07-2009 #1
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    I just finished tiling my kitchen .
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    Default Re: Kitchen

    Looks canny...

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    Default Re: Kitchen

    Looks good Detroit, tricky little devils fixing those tiles in a diamond pattern..have you/are you going to carry on into the window reveals?...
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    Default Re: Kitchen

    Does look nice, the reveals look a bit narrow, to me
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    looks nice mate
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    Is it just the wall tiling or did you tile the granite worktops and floor as well?

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    I am a tile guy ,so I've tiled the whole house. Mudded the whole floor including the countertops
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    looks well mate, on the extreme left of the splashback, the cut at the top doesn't appear to run with the grout line tho' or is it just the picture?
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    I'm impressed by the fact you found time to do your own house, most of ours are left waiting for years, or is that just mine?

    Tiled ceiling as well? how are they fixed Detroit?
    Very nice work there bud
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    nice work well done
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    Who sez ceilings cannot be tiled....




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    Default Re: Kitchen

    Quote Originally Posted by doug boardley View Post
    looks well mate, on the extreme left of the splashback, the cut at the top doesn't appear to run with the grout line tho' or is it just the picture?
    Must be the photo Doug!
    That or your looking thro. moderaters glasses

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    Any tile work in UK or Europe?
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    Many guys are struggling at the minute!
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    Default Re: Kitchen

    Quote Originally Posted by detroitMi View Post
    I just finished tiling my kitchen .
    Socket is too close to the sink (must be at least 300mm in UK) or is it waterproof.

    Meanwhile love the tiling but then I aint so picky as Doug
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    nice work pal
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    I just relocated to Europe. If you guys know of any work that would be greatly appreciated. www.customtilemarblegranite.webs.com
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    Default Re: Kitchen

    www.tilesinyourgarage.co.uk register free and sell your discontinued ceramic tiles on the web-site, or post the details of the tiles you need.
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    i must say, that bathroom looks great. what did you use to adhere the tiles to the ceiling ? i've done some very small spaces when the ceiling was at 45% in a loft conversion bathroom, but never anything like that before. wouldn't mind doing my own bathroom like that. if i ever get round to it that is.
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    Glue for ceramic tile, that's what I've used.
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    Just SPF adhesive for ceilings when I have done them. Not done that many though.
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