Tradetiler.com For Tiling Tools

[Dan]

tilersforums.com recommends Tradetiler Home page for Tiling Tools.

TradeTiler.com is the oldest online store dedicated to the supply of tiling tools, and primarily deals with the trade. The range of tools is carefully selected to ensure that they're suitable for the professionals. The tile cutters are the brands all professionals use, including Rubi and Sigma tile cutters.

For more informations see TradeTiler.com: Tradetiler Home page

Please reply with any feedback related to tradetiler.com. I know we have many wall and floor tilers on this forum who use tradetiler.com and have done for years. So this should be a nice new thread that eventually becomes really handy for potential future customers to read about the great servie tradetiler.com provides.

 

[Dan]

A couple of interesting threads that already exist on the forum. I haven't fully read these so don't know how helpful they all are. But they should be handy for some.

• Review: Safety Stair Rods
  
• tradetiler
  
• Tradetiler stock suggestions
  
• New tools at Trade Tiler
  
• Tradetiler/Sigma 2g
  
• Dewalt D24000 tile saw...from Tradetiler..

Feel free to add any more by replying to this thread, and I'll add them to this original post, and then remove the post should it only contain the one link or whatever. If you waffle in it, I'll keep it there, it could be handy for others.

 

[Old Mod]

I've bought a few bits and pieces over the last couple of years from Dave, he's a great guy and very interesting to chat with. I think the last time we spoke it was for nearly an hour! Haha
Anyway, the two most important things I've bought from him were specialist cutting blades.
Both were Montolit, one was the Pro Gres for my flex which I used for a mosaic job I had, which produced this from a 20x20 glass mosaic tile.

And secondly was a Montolit Glass specific blade which produced this.

Both exceptional blades, not cheap but worth every penny!
Dave certainly knows his stuff and I would highly recommend him.

 

[Dan]

Jesus! Which blade was that mate?

 

[Old Mod]

It's a Montolit 180mm Glass Blade.
Super duper piece of kit!
£160

 

[Old Mod]

Could not have mitred those glass tiles without it for sure!

 

[widler]

Think i bought a rubi ts50 off them a good few years ago , i get emails of them so i must of bought something

 

[aphilp]

In addition to cutters and blades, I purchase chrome trims for site work. Their prices are competitive and David and his staff are always helpful. Next day delivery into sites in London is of great assistance.

Anne

 

[White Room]

It's a Montolit 180mm Glass Blade.
Super duper piece of kit!
£160

Take it that was for a wet cutter....

 

[Old Mod]

Take it that was for a wet cutter....

Yes mate, they do three sizes, wet cut only, 180 200 & 250.
Belay that! Dave advertises 3 sizes. They may do more. Not checked Montolits site.

 

[White Room]

Yes mate, they do three sizes, wet cut only, 180 200 & 250.
Belay that! Dave advertises 3 sizes. They may do more. Not checked Montolits site.

Was the blade for the big Rubi you blagged...

 

[Old Mod]

Was the blade for the big Rubi you blagged...

BLAGGED! How very dare u! Haha
I paid good money for that!

Actually no mate, I got the 180 so that it'd fit my TC180
Thought the weight and vibration may be a problem, but actually it wasn't. I used a workmate bench so that I could run the cutter up the middle of my cutting table and support the tile either side.

 

[White Room]

BLAGGED! How very dare u! Haha
I paid good money for that!

Actually no mate, I got the 180 so that it'd fit my TC180
Thought the weight and vibration may be a problem, but actually it wasn't. I used a workmate bench so that I could run the cutter up the middle of my cutting table and support the tile either side.

You've done this old malarkey before

 

[Old Mod]

You've done this old malarkey before

No I just lay awake at night desperately trying to find ways to make my life easier! Haha

Bought myself another little toy yesterday actually, well two of them,
If my thinking is right I'll be able to make a really sturdy work bench of ANY size on site with very little trouble at all.
Well truth be known my heads already in that Porcel-Thin job I got coming up. That's what started me thinking about a work table of any size.

 

[mattle40]

Excellent service, ordered 4 trowels and a pro-gres around 17:30 last night and it was here before 09:30 this morning.
How's that even possible.