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is the blade new? how fast is the cutter? are the tiles cheap porc?

the mods will delete those as its a family forum :lol:

i personally would lift the sink, tile underneath, if your not that good with the old grinder for cutting the tiles then it looks dogsh*t wonky cuts round the ped, yes it may be a pain in the a*s moving the sink slightly and if youve got a splash there too shifting that a bit too, but if your...

dont add anything i.e. primer, just use the adhesive on it

25mm ply for floor, sorted

this may sound daft but are you saying you are wanting to take the tiles up clean them up then lay them again?

if they are sound you can go right on top of them, use the bal flexi that would be better than a jam and onion mixture that you buy at b and Q

ok clever f***er! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: even so id still do same way, never had a problem with it ever if its been fitted right in first place

just because its levelled you assume its on wood? ever heard of a uneven concrete floor? me neither they are all perfect :wink: welcome to the forum

just had a quick look at them online, ive never used them either http://www.gerflor.com/uk/residential/product.html?prod_id=342 they claim them to be unbreakable, im a bit of a doubter there tho. but if they do what "it says on the tin" thy are pretty cheap too...

ill give you £45 but only if you deliver

cheers fella ill get some there.

hiya im SO SORRY! im sure you get this Q lots but i cant find a suitable answr for my problem on here anyways ive got a block paved patio and the weeds are out of control, ants too but thats a diff post problem any ideas on something strong? i dont mind paying for decent stuff if...

if they keep limiting the cars might as well all be in ford mondeos and be done with it

the floor SHOULD now look nice and flat and non cracked. this obviously is incorrect it needs to come up, get your guy to take a look at his methods, what products he is using wether they actaully are meant to go together. do not tile onto it untill it is almost perfect!

id put this post in buidling fella.

a few weeks ago a mate of mine ran over a woman at a car boot sale in his van (can you see where this is going?) anyway turns out the woman was still pi**ed from night before she starts on mate saying he was driving too fast, a few people saw and said he wasnt she stumbled into him, in the...

congrats on the job, and always good to hear that people are happy with it!

thank you joseph, its about time you realised that i know more than your employers at least

any job that doesnt need a registered mark i.e. gas / electrics, could be a diy job in theory.