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Hi vv, up to now ive sourced 9 of them out of 20 that he needs, thanks

Il get a p&p price for you for the 20 tiles, iv sent you a message in your comments box.

Hi mate its paul with the tiles. il get a p&p price for you, the tiles were reduced even further to 50p per tile and i know you need 20

Hope the pics work

Yep there the same ones

Hi, iv managed to get you 9 borders in ice white but im going to try and get the other 11

Hi mate iv no tiles left as i had to go and buy extras. how many do you need as i can check my local BQ as im always in there? Its difficult to say about the tidying up the tiling without seeing the full extent. but i always say thers a solution to every problem.

Its shocking that someone has had the nerve to take money for it, and not even mitre a plastic internal cut (5 secs) to do!! I assume its the same fitter whos done your shower cubicle etc.. If you havnt paid yet then strongly advise you dont!

Try to plan the brick borders to avoid the slithers in corners, tiny cuts in corners. if you get stuck my friend im based myself in new brighton..

Thought as much, is it just me or does everyone fit them return side..

1st time iv ever seen it on flow side.. why majority put it on return side...

Just a quickie.... noticed on a job today that drain off had been fitted on the trv flow side and not the lockshield return side. is this right???? Always assumed on the return side. cheers

Advice needed, we have a timber floor in lounge and has become bouncy in the alcove. a joiner came round to assess it and says once joists are replaced he will replace my floorboards with green moisture chipboard.... is this allowed to be used downstairs as i know newbuilds have chipboard...

I didnt take pics as i only take pics of high spec jobs now, sorry. But i didnt butt them up, i personally prefer spacers as the grouting is more thorough afterwards. i kept the cut edges on the internal walls as i always use silicone on any internal wall. lots use grout but i guarantee it will...

B&q borders they are. used them myself on a job last week and easy to cut and fix, and a bargain at £1each! Make sure white adhesive is used!! PVA is a swearword for tiling..... even though some tubs state its ok i personally wouldnt risk it

Anyone got any tips on products to make a 2" scratch less visible. any tried and tested products?? Bath is acrylic. Thanks

shame as you could have followed proper football then :P