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[Blunt Tool]

This was a project I was invited on to by @jonnyc sometime ago now, but finally I’ve managed to get some photos of it almost complete. There were issues with the vanity units and they’re still waiting on them.

All the floors were done by Johnny’s guys, and I must say, they were laid perfectly.

I’ve not featured them as that’s for Johnny when he’s ready.

They’re Flaviker 2400 x 1200 x 8mm.

Installed by myself and @Mark Frost

This is one of four rooms we completed.

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Very cool, different and work top notch as normal

 

[Blunt Tool]

This is a very unique steam room Ive been working on for the past month. Its in a new Wellness Centre and Spa at Broughton Hall in North Yorkshire.
Its made of preformed Wedi, thats then had a resin coat painted on with a bit of sharp sand to give it a 'key'. I used Kerakolls No Limits Bio Gel with their Fugalite Bio epoxy in anthracite. So glad I asked for Kerakolls epoxy as I got through 40 pots. The rounded edged mosaics were a pig to clean and Fugalite made a difficult job easier. The mosaics are 11mm metalic glazed plastic faced ceramics by Botteganove.
The gold graduated blended sheets I made at home before hand.
The room was designed by Milk Leisure Ltd. Lights and steam outlet etc still to be fitted.

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Very nice Sharon no surprise you are a tiler of the year TTA winner!

 

[MTiler]

Very nice Sharon no surprise you are a tiler of the year TTA winner!

Cheers me dear

 

[Old Mod]

Sublime, you do like to keep the rest of us on our bloody toes!

I think life’s all about perspective Ian, and from which side of the fence you view the world from!
I like to think of it as keeping you down, rather than on your toes.

Thanks Ian, it’s nothing like that, I’ve just been fortunate enough to be involved with nice contract that’s all.

 

[Old Mod]

Absolutely fantastic to see you back Ian, hope everything is good mate.

 

[Waluigi]

On my way to getting this Bathroom finished.

 

[Time's Ran Out]

I spend time in doorways!

The first post in this thread - 2010!

Impressive john.

Is this an exposed area..?

Are we talking recessed entrance with canopy or long mack and full monty?

I take it is outside then..LOL..

Thanks for posting the first pic/job of the thread.. excellent opening for it..

 

[Jimny Cricket]

 

[Jimny Cricket]

job I did for my parents in law...

 

[Boggs]

A couple of pics from this week, wasn’t too sure of the tiles at first but they grew on me as the week went by.
They were a pig to grout, really gritty surface and the fun but was some were 2-5mm different in size!
Makes for an interesting week though!

 

[Waluigi]

Only been back to this job recently. Did it on my own. Full strip back to brick, studs and joists. 900 x 300 ceramic tiles.

Here’s the rest of the shots....

 

[Waluigi]

Here’s the floor I’m still waiting to grout......

Should be ready next week. Leaving it the full week.

My aim with the setting out was to try to centre up the doorway. Centre up the width of the room and length as much as I could bit more importantly I didn’t want the centre of the star to hit anything.

 

[Bond]

Current undertaking.

 

[Tony73]

15mx5mx1,5m pool. 1200x1200x10 porcelain tiles. Setting out was most important, as all joints inside pool and surround have to line up. Ardex adhesive and Kerrakol anthracite grout.

 

[Bill]

15mx5mx1,5m pool. 1200x1200x10 porcelain tiles. Setting out was most important, as all joints inside pool and surround have to line up. Ardex adhesive and Kerrakol anthracite grout.
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Lovely workmanship but if only the treads and risers would have lined up with the wall joints too - then a masterpiece.

Excellent stuff.