post any tiling problems here and i'll do my best to help you out
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Spot the odd one out.
im not allowed to advertise on here or give url's but you could always see my profile for contact details.
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well its now Sunday, 2 posts, i wonder will he ever post again, now he cant advertise
Who cares!!! Good riddance:
Roughcaster.
Roughcaster.
hello softus im a tiling contractor in south london but im not allowed to post anything to do with advertising. You can see my user name right?
As for the doubters ive been working all weekend and only just had a chance to check my messages. im going to keep this post going for as long as i can to help people with problems. Unfortunatly roughcasters problems are unsolvable and they?? clearly have to much time on their hands. try doing something useful with it
As for the doubters ive been working all weekend and only just had a chance to check my messages. im going to keep this post going for as long as i can to help people with problems. Unfortunatly roughcasters problems are unsolvable and they?? clearly have to much time on their hands. try doing something useful with it
Ok quit with the whining and get dishin' out the "free advice"! Oh by the way, as far as I know, no one charges for advice on here.
Yes, but I thought you would recommend a tiling company in the SE area of London, so I'm confused.
No member is allowed to advertise free on the forum, so I don't understand why you keep mentioning advertising.
cmdceramics";p="918703 said:hello softus im a tiling contractor in south london but im not allowed to post anything to do with advertising. You can see my user name right?
As for the doubters ive been working all weekend and only just had a chance to check my messages. im going to keep this post going for as long as i can to help people with problems.and they?? clearly nave to much time on their hands. Try doing something useful with it.
Don't be silly "Cinderamics"
Roughcaster.
I'm getting my kitchen done and it's in an extension that was probably built 20 years ago. The floor is thick ply and had vinyl tiles on it which I covered over with lino 10 years ago. I want porcelain tiles now so I've pulled the lot up - the orginal vinyl tiles came up so easily I didn't even need elbow grease. The floor seems sound and no remains of adhesive.
My kitchen fitter is saying he wants his tiler to have a look before quoting to fit because he said something about porcelain tile adhesive not taking where vinyl tile adhesive once was - might be okay for a few years but the chickens will eventually come home to roost. I don't want to pull the floor up so he's said I might have to put a fresh layer of 6mm marine ply on top - with the tile and underfloor heating it will be raised considerably. Am surprised that there's nothing that would seal the floor to take the porcelain tile. Any thoughts?
Thanks
My kitchen fitter is saying he wants his tiler to have a look before quoting to fit because he said something about porcelain tile adhesive not taking where vinyl tile adhesive once was - might be okay for a few years but the chickens will eventually come home to roost. I don't want to pull the floor up so he's said I might have to put a fresh layer of 6mm marine ply on top - with the tile and underfloor heating it will be raised considerably. Am surprised that there's nothing that would seal the floor to take the porcelain tile. Any thoughts?
Thanks
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