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    Default 40m2 of polished porcelain 60 x 60

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    have just been ask to quote a rough price to lay 40m2 floor, new build, i will visit house next week, just need 2 know how many day it should take,

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    Default Re: 40m2 of polished porcelain 60 x 60

    What substrate and what prep work..?

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    Default Re: 40m2 of polished porcelain 60 x 60

    depends on your speed, state of substrate, how much prep work etc, if you can give us a bit more info, we can maybe help. However, we do not discuss prices in the public forums mate

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    snap!! lol

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    Default Re: 40m2 of polished porcelain 60 x 60

    it new concrete poured bout 6 weeks, it just a rough guide in days im looking for ,

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    Default Re: 40m2 of polished porcelain 60 x 60

    If perfect floor approx 3 days or less but you need to see substrate.
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    how experienced are you steve, do you know approx how many metres a day you'll normally lay, everyone has different speeds

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    how many doorways also, they tend to be time consuming

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    Default Re: 40m2 of polished porcelain 60 x 60

    I agree with Joe and his 3 days though there are some tilers on here that would say 3 hours and that includes travelling...........from devon.




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    I could do it in two actually if floor was level but how often would that be? Lol.i know a man who could do it easily in a day.grout and all.some would take a lot longer as experience knows.
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    I'd say three days for me too, but until we know steves speed /experience I was erring on the side of caution so as not to sway him to price 3 days for a job that might take him double that

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    Offcourse a nice few bags of keraquick to help the situation.
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