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Tile thickness + 2mm = trim depth needed. This will allow for the adhesive to bed down to the correct level.

One more thing.... NEVER BLOB TILES. Also called dotting and dabbing..... it leaves to many voids for moisture to travel behind. In wet area you must have 100% even coverage of adhesive in wet areas, minimum 70%even coverage in dry areas. For the main tiles, use a 6x6mm square notch trowel...

Personally i use powdered adhesive for everthing. Much stronger as tubbed adhesive can go mushy after a prolonged period in contact with water, so....... All walls to be primed with an acryllic primer like BAL APD. Tank the 2 wet walls with BAL WP1 or ardex WPC. Then use a white slow setting...

Would heat resistant silicone work? that can hack upto 300oC what is it you need it for?

What substrate are you tiling onto? Main tiles.... Ceramic or porcelain or Natural stone? What size are they? Mosaic tiles........ Ditto? :)

The ply has to be a MINIMUM 15mm WBP overlay. To brace the floor from bounce you could also use 12mm Hardibacker, 10mm Marmox Multi Board. Ditra matting will not take the flex out of the floor. It is a de-coupling membrane to prevent cracks from lateral movement, not vertical. So not necessary...

1. baton the wall at the height about half an inch below where you want the tiles to start. 2. Spread enough adhesive and bed the trim and the first row of tiles. 3. Leave the baton in place until the adhesive has set and the trim is help in place. 4. Measure out the vinyl so that it is long...

That looks like glass and Travertine. If its not trav its a bloody good look'a'like! If its travertine, its recommended to seal the before grouting.....ah...... too late. Might have got away with it as the grout is of a similar colour. Anyway, once grout, seal the LTP Mattstone. Buff it off...

Sorry to be blunt but your plumber is talking crap. You can make a nice feature of tiling round it and providing he fits it correctly, there will be no issue with water. Way to do it is to prime that whole wall and the recesses of the window with an acryllic primer and coat it with a...

LTP Solvex for the Silicone. apply, leave for 20-30 minutes. Should scrape off. If it doesn't, leave it to sit for longer and try again. Its a liquid, so scrub the solution on the walls and while still wet, cover over the clingfilm to hold it in place while its working. LTP Grout Stain Remover...

Don't grout Splitface. The tiles are butted so grout will just make a mess as it can't be done. They are not designed to be grouted. From looking at the pic, you have used a white adhesive. Grey would have been best on black slate as the white pigment can bleed through. another possibility is...