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Discuss Quartz resin tiles,,, in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; In a related thread I mentioned a job I'd done, well here are some photos Prepped and primed UFH laid Green inner first Grey outer an skirting I rang them ...
          
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    Thumbs up Quartz resin tiles,,,

    In a related thread I mentioned a job I'd done, well here are some photos

    Prepped and primed
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    Green inner first
    Grey outer an skirting

    I rang them up today too to see if they had had any problems - and all is well

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    Default Re: Quartz resin tiles,,,

    nice work mate !
    is it just the photo that makes the ply look green and grey
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    Default Re: Quartz resin tiles,,,

    David, that's the primer on the concrete. I think the pen lines are making it look look there's boards down
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    Good work.

    Customer obviously likes his plug sockets! - Wonder why he didnt go symmetrical and put a socket in that other panel to make it 4 x doubles !!
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    Default Re: Quartz resin tiles,,,

    What UFH is it.? and what size trowel on those babies.?

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    Default Re: Quartz resin tiles,,,

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    What UFH is it.? and what size trowel on those babies.?
    It's Warm Up loose wire system and I used a 10mm 1/2 moon trowel. The wires aren't that thick
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