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    Tiling Rates Per Square Meter - How much does tiling cost?

    I generally start around £30 p/m2 for basic stuff, increasing for large format, planks, stone etc. Try to aim for £185 a day for all prep work & laborious stuff.
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    Get A Grip - With Python Adhesives!

    Welcome!
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    Anhydrite laitence removal

    The UFH has already been commissioned, the guy that came to remove the laitence also checked the moisture with a couple of devices. He's a commercial flooring contractor & deals with these screeds all the time so I trust him.
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    Anhydrite laitence removal

    Thanks for the replies, I've had someone out to inspect it, an old school friend in the flooring industry, who confirmed it needs sanding properly with a heavy duty copper teeth wheel or suchlike! So that's happening later this week & get a day or 2 of not looking at tiles!
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    Anhydrite laitence removal

    In the shadowed one is how the majority ofnthe floor looks, in the other you can see a small lighter patch where i had scratch at it with a key. Hope this is helpful
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    Anhydrite laitence removal

    It does have wet UFH and has been commissioned correctly, the floor has been down for around 16 -17 weeks. Ive had a little scratch at it & i have to admit I can't really tell!
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    Anhydrite laitence removal

    Yes it's that damned gypsum screed! The builder assured me it's been sanded & laitence removed all bar one room. I'm on site today and they've got a guy using an electric hand sander with 80 grit paper. I don't think that's manly enough, how can I tell if the laitence has been taken down...
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    Tiling over wet UFH between joists

    HardiFloor is the best way to go, no expansion or flex issues that you'd have with ply as its far more stable. As some have already said, its thermal conductivity is better than ply also. It does come in 19mm or 22 mm so height shouldn't be an issue. With marble going down I personally would fit...
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    using ardex products...

    Agreed, A45 and A46 are both great products & I always have one or the other on the van!
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    30mm gap to fill for tiling (photo)

    Ardex A46, mix it up to a consistency a little thicker than bonding & slap it in, sets in around 30 minutes, doesnt slump. Excellent gear
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    Glass cutting blade?

    Good to know, I've been aching for more courses so I might just look into the Schluter one again, thanks!!
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    Glass cutting blade?

    I am very well thanks, trust that you are too? Wow, the schluter course, has it really been that long?! Had a conversation with Colin at Kwiksplit earlier about the Monty blades, after seeing 2 mentions from you guys too I think thats what I'll go for. Probably the MC blade as it'll sit unused...
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    Glass cutting blade?

    Evening all, I don't post anywhere near as often as I should, but I need a little guidance with this! I'm looking to purchase a good glass cutting blade for a grinder or wet cutter, preferably the grinder though. What can anybody suggest? Thanks
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    Genesis are on board...

    The only plastic trim I use and will ever use, love the stick-down threshold bars and transition range also!
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    Wall & Floor tiling in Norwich and the surrounding areas. Also offer wetroom fitting and...

    Wall & Floor tiling in Norwich and the surrounding areas. Also offer wetroom fitting and underfloor heating installation.
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