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Job done (well, almost)
Thanks to everyone who offered advice
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Premium 12"x18" trav on floor over 12mm aquapanel and 18mm WPB ply (with Mapei Primer G) over ... -
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The Following 7 Users Say Thank You to rsb123 For This Useful Post:
Dan (15-08-2011), Dave (15-08-2011), deanotile (16-08-2011), jay (15-08-2011), Rich (15-08-2011), Stewart (15-08-2011), timeless john (16-08-2011)
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Looks cracking, you must be chuffed.
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Nice looking job... we love pics ,so thanks for sharing.
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Tidy looking job you've done there.....
"The early bird catches the worm.... but it's the second mouse that gets the cheese"
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Well done mate, thanks for sharing the pics. It is really nice when we see that our advice has helped people, makes it all worth it
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that puts a lot of so called 'pro' tilers to shame
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very nice mate. Are you a tiler/tiled before? or is this your first time? I would be proud if either!
where did you get the sink and the unit from out of curiosity?
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vanity + basin is my favourite part of the bathroom - solid oak throughout - wenge stained - £429 from click basin dot co dot uk. Includes tap and waste, although tap and waste not same high quality as cabinet. They offer a round basin too, but you see I was going for a "square" theme.
WC is RAK 600 (60cm projection as I was short on clearance in front of toilet) about £120 from ebay
Bath: Kaldewei basic 2.3mm £70 from Ives Plumbing (ebay)
Panels: not solid oak unfortunately, just veneer. About £60 for both side and end from plumbworld I think
Shower screen: cheapo chinese one £40 off ebay, hard to install
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Never tiled before, although I did have help from my brother in law who does plumbing and has tiled before.
Also, the pics don't show the screw ups, like un-level floor tiles, putting the aquapanel on backwards and uneven wall grout lines. Long as it's water tight and lasts at least until I sell this place, I'm OK with it.
Last edited by rsb123; 15-08-2011 at 08:19 PM.
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