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:p Happy new year john

i use currently the rubi dry bits ,far quicker imo and cost effective

hardie board for me on a small floor like that as long as it has no issues

deposits for every job even small jobs just take a smaller deposit relevant to the job cost will sort this out, used to get this sometimes too but its stopped since i went the deposit route

never used it but would bal variset be any good for this situation?

nice to see them up!!

employed full time with a company van and holiday pay....cant say i would consider leaving that to subby for 1 company, whats your gripes with employer cant you discuss them with him n try n even it out

sre you currently employed by this company at present? if so how will the money differ and do you get holiday pay etc and van just now? subby does not fill me with confidence they will bin you the seconfd they feel like it,has your employer looked after you or do you feel unhappy in your job?

joiners fitted these on a job i was on last year...steel rods to reinforce and frosted glass adhesive for the blocks

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small claim costs very little to raise...if you get a solicitor they will end up taking most of your money of you phil once its over.

i ask for deposits on nearly all jobs regardless of size, there was a period of a month last year when iw as really busy and didnt ask a few for deposits and hey ho it raised its ugly head again and one went elsewhere and another started mucking me about so for me the deposit upfront works.

nice work phil, are the planks from fired earth? i also find a lot of these people think trades are the scum of the earth, generally i bite my lip on these jobs and at the end of the estimated job cost add on a lump sum for the extra materials i had to use. give them a taste of there own...

about 350

hi christoffy, i would opt for a 6mm cement sheet as long as the sub floor is solid.

hi mike i only use aquapanel 6mm sheets, personally i prefer them to hardi boards...yes they feel very brittle /flexible but once bedded into adhesive and screwed down and set you will find the product changes and is a very solid base to tile from...try getting one up once fitted its not much...

i would say 2 to 3 days max me and a labourer

i used to use pecilastic was a great product but havent used isomat jonny

ok doug, well if its a course provider with a good reputation yes i would say its worthwhile to learn something but youll need to back it up with more than 2 weeks to go alone, can you do a bigger course? start with friends and family jobs?

hi doug, if youve been labouring for a tiler for some time then thats a start, if your wanting to learn the trade why dont you ask the tiler to teach you ...show him your keen to do more than just labour would that be possible?