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Very similar tile this. Theyve gone with a slightly paler green

I'm starting to pull some nice stuff in. I've found a local plumber that's filling my diary nicely. I have a bathroom and ensuite for them to do over the next week. Midweek I have my own little job, SQM in a bathroom with 300x75's with a herringbone feature wall. And.. hoping to land that...

Welcome along Bob

131 views and not a single response! Well this forum has changed! Lol. Where's all the old boys gone!? Lol. I have my answers now anyway. 👍🏻

Welcome along. What was your username when you were here before?

I think it was about 9/10sqm in total. So not huge but that does equat to around 1000 pieces/tiles lol But I suppose it is huge in comparison to the average kitchen splashback which is circa 3sqm max

A little help guys. I've been asked to price 71sqm of limestone flooring. My issue is this, The property unfortunately flooded throughout. Now although I'm told it's all dry now I'm reluctant to tile direct to the screed/slab. What I need is answer regarding the use of ditra in this scenario...

If you didn't want to invest in another large tool/cutter how about something like this?

@Dan What's up with links? This is protilertools website. www.*******************/product/rubi-tc-125-g2-circular-cutter

5mm isn't much to sort out. As some have said here, bring the wall flat with some rapid set adhesive. Probably advisable to use something more reliable to be straight and true than an off cut of ply though!

Biggest splashback I've ever done, and in unrectified, rustic 10x10s!