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Personally I wouldn't walk from a good floor and loose out because of that. At worst I'd ask the client if they'd be happy to pay me for clearing it so I could complete the job for them. It wouldn't take 20mins. If you had to a £20 fee would be enough, I know it's not what we want but would you give up say £4-500 quid for the sake of twenty mins?
 
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Flintstone

Exactly Lee I'm with you, reluctantly just get on with it and let the customer know your not that chuffed with it
 
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Spare Tool

Yeah just crack on, had to move a full unfitted kitchen and double fridge freezer TWICE this week to get a dining room done....moving stuff just comes with the territory of tiling floors.
 

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we are all different I suppose... I'm a tiler not a cleaner, it came down to respect and I was of the opinion that they thought they owned me . no please, no thank you. sometimes you have to take a stand and let people know they cant do stuff like this. I went straight onto another job and cracked on.
 
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Spare Tool

Spoze if your just getting paid just to stick tiles down by the meter then understandable but after getting up Saturday morning think for half an hour I'd just have moved the stuff, will you be going back if they clear it out for you?
 

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Spoze if your just getting paid just to stick tiles down by the meter then understandable but after getting up Saturday morning think for half an hour I'd just have moved the stuff, will you be going back if they clear it out for you?
yeah id go back when cleared out.
I helped him out big time telling him the sequence of the job and which trades followed what...he didn't have a clue about the whole thing, just had the money and no clue. oh and a girlfriend that knew everything. sometimes enough is enough
 
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Spare Tool

yeah id go back when cleared out.
I helped him out big time telling him the sequence of the job and which trades followed what...he didn't have a clue about the whole thing, just had the money and no clue. oh and a girlfriend that knew everything. sometimes enough is enough
More to it than just a pile of oak flooring then ;)
 
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Sibhs85

turned up to tile a floor at a customers house and was greeted to this!!

I walked!!

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Please help me. Had my wet room tiled and they've done what's supposedly called an envelope cut but it isn't very aesthetically pleasing and other cuts like that when googled look a lot more symmetrical. Can you give me advice on this? Is it done wrong?

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