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So I'd be waiting to see if the gaps look better after they've taken some dust? Is that the reason I'm delaying the payment? What I'd worried about is that it might be better to fill those gaps with something light grey or even white, in case they look darker when they've filled with dust.

He used a hand roller which you use with your own body weight, not a 70kg roller as is specified on the side of the adhesive tub. The levels are much better as they re-levelled. I am thinking there are some gaps which are not acceptable, as you say. However can they fix that without...

[/url] OK, I should have made it clear. The photos with the pennies are after the second installation. So those are the worst feature of the second installation: that we have some gaps, and yes there are some areas where the tile corners still don't meet but it's much less pronounced than...

Joint left to right too visible? Corners dont't meet perfectly, again.

Joint running to the right is near perfect, joint to left shows a gap. Corners don't meet perfectly.<br><br>

I can't tell you if the replacement fitter (the owner) has qualifications but he owns the shop and it's a family business so I believe he's being doing it since he started work. There were a lot of staples, and I'd say what I saw was more frequent than 4 inches or at least as frequent. The...

Tile laid on plywood

From a distance the tile edges are very visible due to bad fitting. (Black on underside and sides of tile). All of these are laid on plywood.

Bad "lip" on this tile

Tile laid on plywood

Tile laid on plywood

Tile laid on plywood

These tiles are all laid on 6mm plywood

It's the F Ball adhesives: F46 and F48. F48 says use a 70kg roller on the tub: think the F46 said the same though it's not in the house right now. The feathering has only been done between the levelled area in the extension (on top of cement and sand screed), and the plywood in the old part...