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ok may not be so bad then we live and learn, hope all goes well and they stay down for you. pva same as unibond, future ref all adhesives/ grouts/ fillers are better in powder form

gotcha cheers mate had a look on google for them now i c, aint really rocket sience but only easy if you no how :idea:

try a stanley blade rub it along on sharp side but make sure the hole edge of the blade is contacting surface on the tiled side should be a piece of cake ,just need to be careful on tray. 2nd make sure there is no movement in tray ,you may need to adjust feet. make sure it is completely dry...

nah i nailed the window closed, only joking it is 350mm away looks closer in photo honest i opened the hole up had to re-brick it since first photo, although it was'nt before but what do you expect from counsil workers oops said to much there may be some good ones out there somewhere :roll:

looks good so far mate takes me back 24 months its taken me i between work to get to almost completion good luck and keep up the good work it is worth it trust me :wink:

Just finished my kitchen. A lot of work including 2 big RSJs new walls, ceilings, floors, boiler, electrics the whole shebang. Not the best photographer though! Bathroom was first did not get any before pics though My very latest job is outside with new patio...

start of decking frame going in, patio finished will get some finished photo's soon

other half of wet room with the limestone tiles

since completed not had chance to get photo's yet

this was fun to make and the kids love it, result

total wetroom this was a cool job enjoyed this 1 looked great with big limestone tiles total bugger to fit though

full rip out and re-fit

full rip out and re-fit

full rip out and re-fit

oven area

finished at last

other side of bathroom

not got any befores but this was seperate toilet and bath area, knocked the walls down now i can swing a cat around quite safely( have not tried this yet)

finally i we can get some piece

trying 2 make her want to stay in her own bed, started from scratch