Public Thread!: Poor Tiling Workmanship by DIY and Rogue Traders - Tile Advice

[High Peak Tiling]

The floor that I posted 4 weeks ago has now come up.

Tiles came up easy. 6mm trowel used and dot n dab, no back buttering, 3mm ply fixed down with 45mm screws (No pipes hit luckily). Lifted first row of tiles and rest came up easy, there was standing water under tiles and ply was already rotten and mouldy. This bathroom was done 3 months ago.

The floor is actually perfectly flat and level so I've no idea why they dot 'n dabbed in places.

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On a perfect surface... they must of not been holding the trowel right &/Or pressing to much on some & not enough on, As As before it is a shame we cannot name & shame... just to Save the Customers money (And in your case John, there floor!)

 

[John Benton]

Following on from the previous bathroom floor, whilst I was at the customer i needed to use their bathroom. I couldn't resist taking these pics.

This was apparently done by a professional tiler and not a builder like the previous one

Enjoy.

 

[High Peak Tiling]

Following on from the previous bathroom floor, whilst I was at the customer i needed to use their bathroom. I couldn't resist taking these pics.

This was apparently done by a professional tiler and not a builder like the previous one

Enjoy.

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That particular customer has had a rough old time with the bodgers!

 

[John Benton]

That particular customer has had a rough old time with the bodgers!

He's a wealth management advisor. Needs to think a bit more wisely before parting with his own me thinks. :yikes:

 

[High Peak Tiling]

He's a wealth management advisor. Needs to think a bit more wisely before parting with his own me thinks. :yikes:

You should 'advise' him... without patronising him :lol:

 

[DGJ]

Following on from the previous bathroom floor, whilst I was at the customer i needed to use their bathroom. I couldn't resist taking these pics.

This was apparently done by a professional tiler and not a builder like the previous one

Enjoy.

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Ouch! :yikes:

 

[Qwerty]

Looks lovely!

 

[jlktiling]

This whole thread just makes you sigh in pain.
Poor customers, poor tilers who cant get work because there are cowboys doing cut price jobs.

 

[High Peak Tiling]

This whole thread just makes you sigh in pain.
Poor customers, poor tilers who cant get work because there are cowboys doing cut price jobs.

Lets just hope the professionals at least get the rip out & start again job!

 

[Mr T]

Following on from the previous bathroom floor, whilst I was at the customer i needed to use their bathroom. I couldn't resist taking these pics.

This was apparently done by a professional tiler and not a builder like the previous one

Enjoy.

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how is the grout cracking in the third pic along is that just down to a bad bedding?

 

[prceramics]

was working on the bathroom went down to make a cuppa and come across this

 

[White Room]

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Thats nasty and the bits and pieces on the reveal :yikes:

 

[Ian]

Mega lols! Patchwork tiling!

 

[prceramics]

we nicknamed it the corner of death

 

[Del W]

.... :yikes: