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Ta very much - was hard work! But worth it in the end.

Sorry for taking so long to come back to you!! Only said that because I do admittedly work quite slowly and I had a couple of batches go off too quick. Either I mixed up too much or, more likely, took too long to use it. I'm sure it'd be easier with practice. Anyway, hope you're having a...

Ah - yeah, good question. I only moved in last year and already had to remove the tops of the washing machine etc to squeeze them under the worktops, and they already sit on the bare floorboards. So basically to tile the kitchen properly (i.e. under the appliances etc and, ideally really...

ok then, here goes nothing....! //www.diynot.com/network/Trig/albums/1600 By the way, I actually finished back at the start of July, not recently.

Well what do you reckon.....?!

Hi Gcol, If you pick this up, just wanted to say thanks for your help all those months ago. Got it all done and looks fantastic, though it was a LOT of work. Took me 3 hours just to plan the tile layout properly (awkward shaped entrance hall), but it was worth it. So far anyway, no gaps...

Cool - ta very much gents, and particularly GCol of course. Thanks for the 1mm tip too - probably wouldn't have thought of that to be honest. Top bloke - clearly know your tiling and do the job properly! ...well, in that case, excuse me, but I have to get off my arse and get a move on...

Hi, I've read up (including GCol's sticky) - all good. Still have 4 (hopefully quick!) questions - any help much appreciated. My house is 1930's with floorboards throughout and voids below. I want to tile the entrance hall (approx 3m sq) and the floorboards are good, but see I need 12mm...