Which is the Number 1 Best Tile Adhesive?

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    Graham Wood Ceramics - Floor Tilers, Teesside.

    I'd like to recommend Graham Wood based in Guisborough. First class service from estimation and advice through to a great job and finish on our kitchen and hallway floor. Also supplies a great range of quality tiles. Came with glowing recommendations to us and attention to detail is great. Pay...
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    floor tiles running parallel?

    Hello again, I thought I'd just update you on this thread and our kitchen and hallway floor. We got a recommended tiler in last week who has done a fantastic job. He and his colleague had a right chuckle at the photos of the previous cowboyed job and they couldn't believe how bad it was. The...
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    Please Help a Frustrated DIYer

    I ripped all my old kitchen back splash last year, put in some new bits of plaster board where needed to get the surface nice for re-tiling again and got myself some nice tiles, an electric wet tile cutter, adhesive and grout, spacers and a float, sponge la de da. And I spent many hours on here...
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    Dot & Dabbed Porcelain tiles - job in progress

    Some really interesting info there, Gary particularly the bit about going to a local tile supplier for a recommendation, never thought of that. May be a good idea to have a sticky section on this forum for Joe Public looking for some starting points like that, like a basic checklist -...
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    Dot & Dabbed Porcelain tiles - job in progress

    re: Dot & Dabbed Porceliain tiles - job in progress Sorry to read this thread - incredibly similar to the fiasco that took place in our house last weekend, as reported and documented on this forum. I'd seen enough after 3 hours and sent him packing. Thankfully, we hadn't paid him, but we lost...
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    Kitchen floor tiler required - Redcar, Cleveland

    Kitchen floor area approx 11ft x 7ft and small adjoining passage 5ft x 3ft. To lay ceramic 8mm slate effect tiles. Good, experienced tiler required. Please contact.
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    floor tiles running parallel?

    I don't know what brand of adhesive he used - somebody asked earlier on up the thread, but it's concrete-based by the smell of it. Most of it has come up, but there still a few bits that will be a work in progress until we can get somebody else in. In total, he used almost 7 packs of tiles, a...
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    floor tiles running parallel?

    no, it's actually concrete. Must be a trick of the light:)
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    floor tiles running parallel?

    Thanks so much you guys. I told him take your tools and that's the end of it, and that I was really annoyed. No arguments, thankfully, and even better, no money handed over. Tiles are all up now most of the softer adhesive lifted easily, still scraping the other half-set stuff up. Bit of a...
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    floor tiles running parallel?

    He's just come round now as I asked him to pick up his tools and he's just said what are you taking them up for and after pointing out the faults he's agreeing with me!!!!
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    floor tiles running parallel?

    He said ok well if you want to start lifting them up now I'll come round in the morning and do them again!!!!!!
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    floor tiles running parallel?

    <img src="http://www.tilersforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=31589&amp;stc=1" attachmentid="31589" alt="" id="vbattach_31589" class="previewthumb" style="margin-top: 1px; margin-right: 1px; margin-bottom: 1px; margin-left: 1px; "><br>ok, last pic. this one shows the back passage section...
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    floor tiles running parallel?

    ok, last pic. this one shows the back passage section which is very rectangular leading off from the kitchen to the back door. Just rang the bloke, told him I'm not happy and I'm gonna lift them now before the adhesive sets. Thanks for all the replies.
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    floor tiles running parallel?

    Ok, thanks. The kitchen is only narrow, but there are no apparent angles and a quick tape measure confirms there's nothing more than a couple of mils, if anything. We've asked for the tiles to go through to the adjoining back passage area to the door, (first pic on left). This back area is also...
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    floor tiles running parallel?

    Hi there, I've got a tiler in at the moment working on the floor. Came back couple of hours later and three quarters of the tiles are down but the tiles don't seem to be in alignment with anything such as the walls, kitchen units etc - i.e, the width of the tiles seem to taper down towards the...
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    Kitchen backsplash

    Thanks all of you for the great advice. I'll do all of the above things:thumbsup:
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    Kitchen backsplash

    I'm planning on using 150mm x 150mm tiles, the standard square size. How long do you usually leave between tiling and grouting? I read somewhere that ready made combined cement/grout can be quite thick and make grouting harder work and that it's favourable to mix your own grout. Is that right?
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    Kitchen backsplash

    Thanks for that, Chris I was pretty much thinking exactly along those lines to get a straight as possible finish. Much appreciated,thanks for your reply:) Rob
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    Kitchen backsplash

    Hi there, I'm renovating my kitchen on a budget and have just removed the tiles from behind the kitchen work surfaces and around the windows. My plan is to re tile it myself. The tiles were only four high. I was dreading the damage, but 90% of the tiles came off without a fight. There were a few...
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