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  1. 27-02-2007 #1
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    Default Steps with Schluter Trim

    As mentioned - how to finish off steps nicely
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  2. 27-02-2007 #2
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    Nice job
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    Default Re: Steps with Schluter Trim

    Nice one. What's with the inch gap under the door letting light through? Dodgy floor levels or dodgy door-cutting-down?
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  4. 01-03-2007 #4
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    Default Re: Steps with Schluter Trim

    Deff dodgy cutting down. The joiners on the job were a bit dodgy.
    This job was a new build. Six bathrooms & 170 sq m of downstairs floor to tile - every god damn room. Stupidly I left all the downstairs grouting till the end - took me a bloody week - managed to borrow a big washboy with a sponge on a handle - made life a lot easier.
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