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I'm sooooooooo cheap.
Customers love em- Fraser Tiling
- Post #4
- Forum: Tile Tools | any Country any make any model
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I'm sooooooooo cheap.
My old Bosch laser and pole are now after serving well, on the blink. So been looking out for a cheap replacement as I don't use it very often. The Stanley cube was favourite until I found this. Workzone Cross Line Laser Level -...- Fraser Tiling
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- cheap laser tools
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- Forum: Tile Tools | any Country any make any model
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Anhydrite screed........
Just done 160 metre floor, laitance not removed for nine months. My usual grit pad on rotary buffing victor 400 that would breeze laitance removal didn't touch it. A bigger heavier grit machine removed 6 square metres in two hours. Customer had to descabble it to remove it in the end. Tore it to...- Fraser Tiling
- Post #23
- Forum: Canada
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18mm limestone small sized opus pattern
Sorry guys, been over thinking this one. All sorted.- Fraser Tiling
- Post #2
- Forum: Canada
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18mm limestone small sized opus pattern
Hello guys, Have a large area 110 Sqm to be tiled on new screed on Ditra with an 18mm limestone with small sized opus pattern. My concern is the joint size, the floor has wet heating, and due to the normal issues of opus pattern the joint size needs to be kept very small to accommodate the...- Fraser Tiling
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- canada limestone opus pattern small
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- Forum: Canada
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Recommendations- The best knee pads???
Love your style, straps are far too loose on Alpros, plus once they become warn they become too coarse to use for grouting on sensitive tiles, so really need two pairs. If only I was female and able to use "yarn and thread" to tighten the Alpro straps.- Fraser Tiling
- Post #28
- Forum: Canada
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Recommendations- The best knee pads???
How long do the fentos last? Are they like the Alpros that wear alot on screeded floors?- Fraser Tiling
- Post #25
- Forum: Canada
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Recommendations- The best knee pads???
Not yet, alot more money than the Alpros, but very tempted- Fraser Tiling
- Post #19
- Forum: Canada
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Recommendations- The best knee pads???
Bought these a few weeks ago, posted on another page. My opinion. Hello again fellas, bit of feed back for you. Been using my old pads until they wore out since buying the Toughbuilds. Been doing 150x75mm wall tiles in a small bathroom in an old cottage, no room, part half tiled with a silly...- Fraser Tiling
- Post #16
- Forum: Canada
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Large format floor, anhydrate, 270 Sqm
Thanks for the replys, have the data sheet for the screed, and am having first site meeting today, have made the customer aware of the importance of following the spec to the letter. Very impressed with Kerakol Bio gel and have spoke to their rep and tech people about anhydrate screed prep...- Fraser Tiling
- Post #17
- Forum: Canada
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Large format floor, anhydrate, 270 Sqm
Hello fellas, About to price 170m 1500x750 10mm porc on anhydrate screed, big areas. Initial laitenance removed, will use Kerakol primer and bio addy. Also about 100m of 300x300 in smaller rooms. The job is in one of the most expensive roads in one of the most expensive areas of south bucks...- Fraser Tiling
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- canada floor floor tiling format large large format
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- Forum: Canada
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Porcelthin on Black Mirror
Cool seeing Porcelthin on the new series of Charlie Brookers Black Mirror. Looking amazing as always.- Fraser Tiling
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- black canada mirror porcel-thin porcelthin
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- Forum: Canada
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Level the floor? No don't think I'll bother..
Well in that case there's no excuse.- Fraser Tiling
- Post #18
- Forum: Canada
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Level the floor? No don't think I'll bother..
Easy to take the ****, but looks like a classic case of the floor height furthest from the door being so high, and customers not wanting a step into the bathroom. What's the tiler meant to do?- Fraser Tiling
- Post #16
- Forum: Canada
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Kerakoll Kerakoll adhesives and grouts
Yes Pete, they stock it all the time- Fraser Tiling
- Post #87
- Forum: Adhesive and Grout
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