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gas-man

• Jul 6, 2012

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right turning in for the night,have a early start tomorrow i have to replace a bath some tilers dropped a tile on,you know what there like clumsy plumbers catch up with you lot tomorrow

 

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Stef

• Jul 6, 2012

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ecowarm said:

PVA on the walls, not on my my jobs matey

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Ah well you have learned something from being here.

 

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ecowarm

• Jul 6, 2012

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I've been here 5 mins

Tiler I am

 

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DHTiling

• Jul 6, 2012

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ecowarm said:

I've been here 5 mins

Tiler I am

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Lol , keep banging them on, then we get to correct it later.

 

kilty55

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• Jul 6, 2012

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i have a number for a great bath doctor if you need it guys,you know incase you put a screw right through the bath whilst putting the legs on!!! pm me no probs

 

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ecowarm

• Jul 7, 2012

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Bath doctor won't help you with that matey, too long screws used

Join in over on the plumbers forum, we can give advise and help

But as you well know, get in a professional

you know you want too

 

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DHTiling

• Jul 7, 2012

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ecowarm said:

Bath doctor won't help you with that matey, too long screws used

Join in over on the plumbers forum, we can give advise and help

But as you well know, get in a professional

you know you want too

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Do you know one. :lol:

 

kilty55

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• Jul 7, 2012

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ecowarm said:

Bath doctor won't help you with that matey, too long screws used

Join in over on the plumbers forum, we can give advise and help

But as you well know, get in a professional

you know you want too

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lol im confused.

the professional i used was a qualified gas and heating engineer and plumber from edinburgh ,someone who had all the knowledge to assess and carry out good quality installations

yes too long screws were used.....i guess he didnt assess that very well

and yes the bath doctor did fix it the finish was flawless

i rest my case

 

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ecowarm

• Jul 7, 2012

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We got you lot going tonight

Bet its dull here normally

 

kilty55

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• Jul 7, 2012

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i did have to give him a helping hand though eco,he was crying for his mummy when he realised he burst the bath and was looking at 500 for a new one ,lucky a tiler was at hand to help him out

 

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ecowarm

• Jul 7, 2012

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Only a days wage though, not the end off the world

 

Andy Allen

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• Jul 7, 2012

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my plumbers so short of work hes had to result to new forms of marketing..



he even had to trade his van in for something new..
:lol::lol::lol:

 

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Perry

• Jul 7, 2012

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Just a point when i had a upmarket bathroom showroom many moons ago we wouldn't employ plumbers to fit bathrooms as they couldent

 

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Time's Ran Out

• Jul 7, 2012

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Tiling is a 'finishing trade' and the Oxford Dictionary lists terms for finish as : to put the final touches to, make perfect or highly accomplished. And 'finishing touch' : the final details completing and enhancing a piece of work etc.
Now we all know that all trades have standards of acceptance and we have all come across levels that cause concern. But when we all work towards the next trade and ultimately a satisfied client then surely that's our aim.
Education and co-operation for all trades - I say!
















But as I've yet to meet a plumber who reads any information provided this will only be taken on board by TILERS.

 

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gas-man

• Jul 7, 2012

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Dave said:

Lol , keep banging them on, then we get to correct it later.

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thats cheating