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went to quote a shower, tiles coming off, dot and dab, should be able to strip it in an hour but the actual mixer shower has it's pipes running horizontally ... -
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went to quote a shower, tiles coming off, dot and dab, should be able to strip it in an hour but the actual mixer shower has it's pipes running horizontally from the corner of the shower, from sub flush to into the shower. You can't tile there so there is a 50mm channel of 'filler'. She doesn't want it putting right just re tile as per existing. A days pay is a days pay but what would you do?
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Re: against the grain
It's a difficult one to advise!
Someone will do it for her if you don't and a days pay is just that. In these testing times it's really a case of - do you have enough work to walk away or is the customer in a situation that to do it would help her out considerably.
For me if I felt that it would be leaving it 'unsightly' then I'd not get involved.
Would it be possible to overboard the mixer wall to take the depth of the pipes into consideration and tile over?
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Re: against the grain

Originally Posted by
timeless john
It's a difficult one to advise!
Someone will do it for her if you don't and a days pay is just that. In these testing times it's really a case of - do you have enough work to walk away or is the customer in a situation that to do it would help her out considerably.
For me if I felt that it would be leaving it 'unsightly' then I'd not get involved.
Would it be possible to overboard the mixer wall to take the depth of the pipes into consideration and tile over?
would creep over the tray. Mentioned to her I could re do the pipework for her, chase it deeper into the wall but she seemed adamant that it was good enough! I'll probably take her money (or somebody else will but I won't be a happy bunny
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timeless john (24-07-2010)
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Re: against the grain
Do it, customer is always right. 
Could get her to put it in writing incase it fails?
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Re: against the grain
as above mate
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