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Not sure tbh, best phone and ask.

I have a Big Clinker but the one from Topps (which is apparently different) sails through any porcs I have cut with it.

I heard about a pikey that told an old lady that her chimney needed re-building - £800 and one roll of brick effect wallpaper later the 'job' was done :mad:

I'll see your Montolit and raise you a Battipav :D

They seem to have changed things recently, it never used to show retail and trade price together, in fact most things didn't show any price until you clicked on individual items.

He's probably done it by now, it was 10 years ago!:D

I get 30% too, wasn't told what discount I could expect when I opened the account in store but that's what it says when I log in to the CTD site. Been using them for pretty much everything but went in to another tile shop to collect some tiles for a customer and enquired about their adhesive...

I just got some from CTD that were the same sort of thing (Jakon) for £5.99 each for 6mm.

I've cut Hardie indoors with a grinder before, just held a damp sponge carefully against the blade during the cut - little or no dust to speak of.

Like this one? Battipav PROFI 60 ALU Professional Manual Tile Cutter

I know this is an old thread so sorry for dragging it up but the search function didn't reveal what I wanted to know. Gary, are you still using these cutters? I quite fancy getting one.

I guess you'll actually have to order one to see if it's the same - or simply phone them. I thought the ebay kits were this cheaper version - despite the pictures being the same. Thermoflex 150w Mat Kit - Underfloor Heating Mats - Electric Underfloor Heating

Got a link to both? I was told they were different products.

Get mine from here now. Block Level Tile Leveling System - FerramentaWeb

I had a customer die just prior to final payment for the job. I built a new house for this old boy and he moved in and all was good - two weeks later had a last meeting with the architect to finalise the bill and the poor old chap was dead on the floor. We'd rung the bell but couldn't get an...

I wouldn't let him sit on that sheep like that...

On a new bathroom install does anybody ever stand the bath in place and mark out, then remove the bath and tile the walls, then fit the bath so just leaving the cuts to go in?

I'm with Jonesy7 on this, no doubt there are certain cases where it's needed but what was used before it came along? Millions of metres of floor have been laid without it and any that failed could probably have been avoided with better prep or better tiling, ie, no dot and dab etc.