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Been to measure a job today, 19m2 floor tiles in a kitchen. Iam looking for some advice on a fair price. It is a timber floor which will be already ply boarded, i will be supplying the flexy adhesive and grout and it is in a brickbond pattern. Also the new floor is of a chipboard construction on joists, would 9mm ply be ok, thanks. | ||||||||||
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even if the floor is rock solid, I would still use 12mm.....your screws can get a countersink and wont burst through the ply  ---- even if the floor was rock solid.....i would still use 12mm (min) ply, it helps to get a good countersink on your screws without letting them burst through the ply as for the price depends where you are...expenses...how long it will take you...for brick bond you need a dead flat floor, or it will take longer..... just be fair to yourself and the client and you will get repeat work and reccomendations = more money! | ||
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I love it when it is asked how much would you charge. The ply issue has been answered now the price issue. How long do you think it will take you X how much do you think you are worth paying per day to do that particular job. Voila there is how much you ask for. | ||||||||||
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