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Discuss How would you set this one out? in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Sometimes i'm amazed at what pro tilers can do, check out this youtube [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4guZF-5go8]YouTube - Tile installation - 20"x20" on slab floor - How to - Atlanta, Alpharetta, Roswell[/ame] How ...
          
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    Default How would you set this one out?

    Sometimes i'm amazed at what pro tilers can do, check out this youtube

    [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4guZF-5go8]YouTube - Tile installation - 20"x20" on slab floor - How to - Atlanta, Alpharetta, Roswell[/ame]

    How do you set a border out like that? the walls must have to be perfectly square? or do you cut to the border?

    Looks like he may have undercut the skirting...or maybe previous floor covering removed.

    Fair play though hope to be able to do this myself one day

    good tunes also

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    Default Re: How would you set this one out?

    Looks very nice....didn't see much in the way of "setting" the tile into the adhesive bed though!
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    Default Re: How would you set this one out?

    Quote Originally Posted by grumpygrouter View Post
    Looks very nice....didn't see much in the way of "setting" the tile into the adhesive bed though!

    My thoughts as well.

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    i can do that, gis a job:

    my effort!:



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    and yes i made the borders and clipped the corners!
    Last edited by dagger; 24-08-2009 at 07:07 PM.

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    Default Re: How would you set this one out?

    Quote Originally Posted by Alan.P View Post
    My thoughts as well.
    Quote Originally Posted by grumpygrouter View Post
    Looks very nice....didn't see much in the way of "setting" the tile into the adhesive bed though!
    Mine also ,

    He just dropped the tile into the addy level with existing tiles and put in pacers, gonna have to hope no one with stilettos walks in

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    Default Re: How would you set this one out?

    So hw do you do it? mark out your border first then centre to the border? in this case split into several areas and centre to borders? Looks like hes cut the large tiles to the black.

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    Default Re: How would you set this one out?

    nice video. Wonder what the substrate is. Looks a bit loke Gypsum to me....

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    Default Re: How would you set this one out?

    Some of you too critical for your own good, nice flat floor, good wet mix of addy, tile that size will drop in to bed no worries, nice work on yours dagger!

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    Default Re: How would you set this one out?

    Yep nice work dagger how did you do it?

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    Can't keep spacers in containers like yours dagger, odds on I will tip em over, everywhere
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    Default Re: How would you set this one out?

    Quote Originally Posted by whitebeam View Post
    Can't keep spacers in containers like yours dagger, odds on I will tip em over, everywhere
    haha! Been there, done that... I tried a pouch too, but that was a pain in the rear as well!!

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    hello all, tiled all the walls then all the steps in the room (there were 3 in all) then i set out from centre of room and laid some of the dots and octs,
    then measured the distance from last tile to wall and cut the floor borders accordingly!!

    hope that makes sence?
    Last edited by dagger; 25-08-2009 at 04:27 PM.

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