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yeah, could do, just to stop the door opening! :D

yeah, were a couple which didn't line up quite right, most of it is fine though.

I had this problem. Sofa arrived, wouldn't go through the door. I rang a window man and they took the pane out for about £20 iirc. It actually much easier than trying to get it through the door!

yeah, uncalibrated. why?

changed the privacy settings

this is the floor incidentally. [/img]

yeah, nice and even. Just will be quite a skinny amount of adhesive. shall I use a small square-notched wall tile float? or the large semi-circular floor one? (or is that what you meant when you said use the same adhesive?)

shall I use a smaller notched trowel and butter the back of the tiles when I'm doing the skirting?

try the tiling forum...

cool. cheers.

I'm thinking of getting a couple of diamond bits for my bathroom project. I only need to cut holes for the plumbing of the basin (copper pipe and waste) and the toilet (1 hole for a flexible hose to connect to toilet and copper pipe in the floor below). Can someone tell me which sizes I will...

get a room you two!!

anyone?!

Anyone ever heard of these? What are they like? Good quality?

hmm, fair enough. On the occasion I layed travertine, I sealed after I layed it (before grouting) and it was fine.

isn't that a wee bit of scaremongering? I was under the impression that it is perfectly feasible to seal after laying and before grouting?

yeah, just want to get the really clean again before i seal.

I've layed my tiles and they're a bit mucky with water from the tile cutter and dirty water from cleaning bits of stray adhesive. I want to get the tiles really clean before I seal them. Should I use any kind of product, or just clean fresh water (repeat) (repeat) etc!

I used polyfiller in the end, will see what happens.

http://www.pureadhesion.co.uk/product/172/10-x-hardibacker-250-(6mm-floors)/