whats the strangest place you have been asked to tile??

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

iv' tiled flower pots , tables, and was ones asked and tiled the inside of a manhole how about you foilks then?

[Sean Page]

I've tiled the top of a garden wall. The customer wanted to continue the theme from the conservatory out into the garden.

[david campbell]

not the strangest but a bedroom floor,woman was a bit eccentric(but young)more money than sense actually,ufh and red polished porcelain,it looked like something from a xxx movie

[CJ]

Prestonpans in Edinburgh.............Strange place



Oh.........done a wall behind the main bed before

[murf]

the inside of a friends dogbox. not easy and a bit smelly

[brian c]

kennels.........i did them,absolutely humming.

[Sir Ramic]

A working mortuary

[david campbell]

A working mortuary

at least none of the inhabitants would complain about the noise........lol

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

yes you reminded me about dog shed ,i did i was waiting for pool mosaics to turn up ,the fella asked me to do it why i was waiting, buzzing!!!

[Phil Hobson]

I did one job in a paper mill. They shut down for Xmas. My team had to tile the walls and floors of 4 Stuff chests. (where the paper pulp gets pumped in/out ).The only access was a vertical steel runged ladder about 3m from the ground. This led to a 600mm wide circular port hole, through which we had to drag ourselves, tiles, tools etc.


As the mill had only just closed, the temp. in these things was roasting. I remember the lads all moaning. Who got us into this, I did think at the time," what are we doing here" but, we got the job done and made good money. Its funny how a big cheque can dull the pain.

[Sean fsy]

tlied right round some ones bungalow on the outside:

[murf]

I did one job in a paper mill. They shut down for Xmas. My team had to tile the walls and floors of 4 Stuff chests. (where the paper pulp gets pumped in/out ).The only access was a vertical steel runged ladder about 3m from the ground. This led to a 600mm wide circular port hole, through which we had to drag ourselves, tiles, tools etc.


As the mill had only just closed, the temp. in these things was roasting. I remember the lads all moaning. Who got us into this, I did think at the time," what are we doing here" but, we got the job done and made good money. Its funny how a big cheque can dull the pain.

When you crawled in, I bet you suffered from pulp friction

[Phil Hobson]

When you crawled in, I bet you suffered from pulp friction

[doug boardley]

I tiled my father in laws (and M-i-L's) outside stone window cills using quarry tiles