Discuss one way to check tiles for flatness in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; place tiles face to face and look along all edges check for size at the same time
if you find it not flat like the ones in pics
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BY THE TIME YOU ARE OLD ENOUGH TO REALISE YOUR PARENTS WERE RIGHT...........
YOU HAVE YOUR OWN CHILDREN TELLING YOU THAT YOU ARE WRONG......................
just done a bathroom in b&q tiles,quite a lot were bowed but managed to keep them aside and use for cuts,the idea was originally for brickbond thank god we didn't go ahead with that.............phew!
ive done quite a bit of tiking in the house so far nit with then when i checked them found the prob let owner know that i wouldnt fix them
smart builder said a good tiler could fix
told him to let me know who he gets
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