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Hi all, my apologies if this is the wrong area to post but could anyone please advise if the following prices for Mapei products are competitive.
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Re: How much for materials?
hiya are you a tiler with a trade account ?
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we cant give you a price as we all pay according to the amount we buy regularily
phone your local tilegiant and they will give you a price
I know nothing I havent learnt
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Re: How much for materials?
if tile giant quoted £228 and you can get it for £138 stop bein a tight ass and wasting peoples time
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Re: How much for materials?

Originally Posted by
huckin
if tile giant quoted £228 and you can get it for £138 stop bein a tight ass and wasting peoples time
I suggest you read these>>>> Forum Rules
He is entitled to ask any question he likes and if you think it is time wasting then the answer is to not reply..
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Originally Posted by
williamraff
Hi all, no I am not a professional tiler and I do not have a trade account. I am however, a Building Surveyor and negotiated a discount on that basis.
Cheers,Will

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Sorry, forgot to mention - Tile Giant quoted me £228.00 for the same products.
Retail prices are always higher than trade..
Go with your first quote and you will be getting a good deal.
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Thank you Dave for your swift and eloquent response.
I must admit I was not expecting such a derogatory response from a fellow forum member to a genuine and innocently asked question.
I became aware of the higher price after I had been quoted the lower price and have subsequently ordered the materials from the original supplier.
My question was posted in advance of having this later information.
I dont mind being called a "Tight Ass" ; if that is what I am guilty of then I would imagine we are all "Tight Asse's" given the current economic climate.
I will not however, accept the term "Time Waster" as I did not directly ask any individual to respond to my question or to expend their own valuable time providing comment.
If "Huckin" has nothing better to do than make churlish snipes at other members expense, then I would suggest that he is the one wishing to waste peoples time and not I!
Kind regards,Will.
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No probs.. please do let us know how the tiling job goes and maybe pop back with some pics for us.. we love pics..
And just to add our regular members do not treat new comers like this, so do not be put off my one members crass remarks.
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lol Dave!
Stick around Will. While i dont always agree with building surveyors i liked a post you made earlier in a different thread. I think you could be a valuble member to this forum
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Will, the TF is a very friendly, helpful site. Sorry you had a bad response
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Broad shoulders? Now about these building surveyors.......
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Pricing is usually discussed in the Tilers Arms and so your replies will be restricted.
Keep the threads going and the replies will be 99% positive.
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