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Discuss Grout machine in the Tiling Tools at TilersForums; Has anyone ever seen or used the grout machines they sell in diatech its for grouting large floors also do one for washing off anyfeedback would be appriciated ??...
          
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    Has anyone ever seen or used the grout machines they sell in diatech its for grouting large floors also do one for washing off anyfeedback would be appriciated ??

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    use a bigger float and a washboy m8.
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    Seen them are they not about £3.5k, take it you do big floors ?

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    You need the hands on personal touch to get to grips with a job

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    yes m8 iv'e got the burta for washing grout off it realy is the nut's, for bigger floors it also save's my knees and it's much better than the washboy lol

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    yeah there 3.5k each i think was just wondering if anyones ever seen one or used one


    brian whats a float and washboy :P i dnt do grouting have an apprentice to do that fro me did enough grouting during my own apprentiship lol

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    gooner think there worth the money ??

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    deffo worth the one thousand i paid mate,it's payed for it's self over and over

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    mite have to look into getting one where u get yours from?

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    What's the smallest floor they're practical for use in? Seems a bit OTT for anything less than a few hundred metres.

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    i bought mine from a company called trimline in london they offerd the best discont and i don't think i would get it out for less than 20m2 mate hope this help's

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    helps alot m8 thanks

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