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Ian

• Jun 26, 2012

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• #16 of 33

Well I priced it at a grand and they think that's extortionate! They are still ok with me but didn't realise stone was more expensive than ceramics! Madness!


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• #17 of 33

They should be happy for that Bri

 

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• Jun 26, 2012

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Bri said:

Well I priced it at a grand and they think that's extortionate! They are still ok with me but didn't realise stone was more expensive than ceramics! Madness!


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cheap as chips IMO...

 

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• Jun 26, 2012

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• #19 of 33

They've had a bargain there!
Makes you feel a bit naffed off when that happens. As everyone agrees here it's worth alot more than that, you've done a lovely job and you get hit with those comments.
Every stone job i quote for i explain why these floor cost much more, so they know for certain.

 

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• Jun 26, 2012

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I've still made good money, and I'm happy but, I told them if it had been a vat registered company they'd be nearer the £1500 mark, I don't think they believe me!


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• #21 of 33

Good job Bri

 

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• Jun 26, 2012

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• #22 of 33

Brilliant Job there Bri & they have got an absolute bargain for a job of that quality.

As you say he is a building site manager, he could have got a builder to do it cheaper with ready mixed!! :lol:

 

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• #23 of 33

Good point Robson, there's that tubbed Granfix that says it fixes everything, that'll do fine!

 

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• #24 of 33

A top quality job comes with a price and to be fair I think yours is very reasonable for what he's getting

 

Tony73

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• #25 of 33

I'M doing similar stuff at the moment, and struggling a bit as i have to finish it by the end of the week. about 60sq.m :hang:

 

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• Jun 26, 2012

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• #26 of 33

are you presealing them with mn stainstop and laying straight away.
is it silver travertine

 

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• #27 of 33

its lithofin stain stop. seal them and fix next day .

 

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• #28 of 33

don't remember name of stone. something from Turkey. Will check the name tommorow :lol:

 

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jonnyc said:

are you presealing them with mn stainstop and laying straight away.
is it silver travertine

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here is better picture jonnyc

 

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Ian

• Jun 26, 2012

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• #30 of 33

That's a lovely looking stone, one for JOTM Tony.