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Re: my first bathroom (and last)
Hello and welcome.. What an introduction.. pics..
How did you find the tiling then.. more difficult than you thought.?
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Stick with it fella it does get easier !
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Welcome along to the forum. Nice end result, shame you didn't enjoy it!
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Well done you can relax now.
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I did enjoy it just alot more involved/time consuming than i thought it would be.
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jt better to spend a bit more time and have a quality job imo.
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"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Hi and welcome to you too. Good job with the bathroom. It does get easier and you will get quicker at it. Investing in the best tools and machines money can buy makes it a lot easier.
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It looks great
I would just love to be out digging and planting on a nice warm day, instead of tiling a boiling conservatory
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It takes time at the beginning, then you just sort of know what you are doing and it gets faster, I think! Keep it foing mate.
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Hi Mate,
Fairly technical job you took on there! Boxing in, Tiling around window, mosaics around window with tile trim! You really where up against it, I think one thing you should have learned from your first job is to make things easier for yourself!
Godd luck in the future!
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