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Kate you don't have to be confrontational, just voice your concerns, but DON'T back down all the lads and lasses on here will tell you that this is not a professional job, send him in our direction if he starts making excuses. Sorry to sound a bit harsh, but if you let this go you will be looking at it every day, and every day it will make you angrier until you rip it all down

You have got me to a T, Brian. I felt just like ripping the tiles down tonight!
 

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Total rushed/bodged rubbish!!

Don't worry about confronting this guy, HE is the one in the wrong, if his work was okay you wouldn't need to confront him.

The biggest kick 'between the legs' for any tradesman is the customer telling them their work is unacceptable, decent guys go well out of their way and do an excellent job to avoid this.

All you have there is a 5/10 DIY job I'm affraid.
 
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doug boardley

only skim read the thread Kate, but the setting out is awful, the grout line should be slap bang in the middle of the bath mixer taps, in the next pic, how on earth are they going to fill that internal joint with silicon?? I'm guessing that a saving grace is that with that poor setting out they don't really know what they're doing and have probably used tubbed adhesive, which will soak off.
 

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