Can anyone spot a problem?

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Looking at the pictures below, does anyone see any issues, faults, problems with the floor tiling.



I don't think image 5 has taken too kindly to being resized, and please ignore the dust. But other than that, anything jump out at you?

 

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No joints and they ordered travertine??

 

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pic 3 front of unit is not a full tile

 

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nybor62 said:

pic 3 front of unit is not a full tile

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The last joint infront of the units is where the kickboards were. The small slither have been added in afterwards. Kitchen is being replaced next year and the plinth was in such a bad state that trimming them down after tiling under the feet of the units would of destroyed the plinth.

 

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They wanted charcoal grout ? There is a few odd things going on under the plinths ?

 

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Grout was there choice, tile i picked, left a sample with them for 3 weeks before the job so they could mull it over. 3mm grout joint, concrete sub and durabase throughout.

 

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ok so what is the problemo ali?

 

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are they saying they dont like the tile!

 

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They want you to make them shine now ?

 

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The slithers under where the plint will go were put in on request of the customer by a subby i employeed whilst i was on my holidays. I had orginally explained the state of the plinths and it was agreed as they were replacing the kitchen at the start of next year that tiling upto the plinth was acceptable. As long as i over ordered enough tiles to go completely under units to the walls when "i" do the kitchen install next year.

They were very happy with the tile. In particular the matt finish.

 

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in pic 2 the tiles are square

 

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Let me also explain what the pictures are:

1) Is looking from the dining area down through to the kitchen.
2) The dining area floor
3) Kitchen area
4) Close up of kitchen area floor
5) End of hallway, at door entering kitchen/diner
6) Same position as 5 but looking down hall to front door
7) Front door looking down the hallway.

Anyone spotting any issues with setting out?

 

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I have to pop out and finish a Travertine floor in half an hour. But i'll let you guys pick at the images and i'll post the final picture of the one issue when i get back this afternoon. Then i will explain the whole situation.

 

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Welll I assume that because there is more than one photo we can say it is shown in pic 4 closest ?

 

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They wanted Diamond set ?

They wanted hallway to be centred ?