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You will need a room upstairs to work in for a start, good tiles to work with some of us went down for a days course on these tiles, with tight joints they look the business.

Ebay, a few on there.

You need to take on board what Stef is saying, PVA is not good for tiling, what Stef is giving is good advice and not bad as you seem to think so, i have seen floors primed with PVA which has broken down and caused failures.

I can't get logged on via phone, tells me to long in, when i do this it tells me i am logged in then goes back to login page.

About £4200.00 for me.

Probably realised he wasn't getting much luck, just grief.

microfibre for me.

Don't use them much nowadays too expensive.

Use slow set, you'll end up throwing half of that rapid away,

M3, sorry mate not for sale you obviously had a look around then, really rare nowadays!

M3 if you can get hold of one they are very are now they are worth a lot, thats why i don't use it now, Stef and Deano see it in my van at Rays the other week.

I love my TS 30 in kitchens all the time, as mentioned before i have a TS 20 don't use it nowadays, a collectors piece!

089 for me, does the job.

You will be impressed!

I also have one of those, good bit of kit.

I would just walk away in this instance, you gave your advice thats all you can do.

As Stef says down at Rays the other week no problem on sizing there, it can be done.

Big floors something you can get going at, the going home bit.

Tilemaster level flex another good one.

2 of us turned up to do a floor once, the UFH mat was down we proceeded to tile 30m, the husband was at home kept saying how he liked the tiles, we went home, got in next day to grout up, the wife was there said we had done a lovely job only thing was the supplier had delivered the wrong tiles!:lol: