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    Can anyone help me identify this tile please?

    hello I would love to know what people think these tiles are under the Lino in my kitchen. The home was built in 1910 and since then has had a few updates. We are about to gut the kitchen and we just aren’t sure what the material is..... Any help would be great, thanks very much
    • Aussierenovators
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    • can canada help identify please this tile
    • Replies: 7
    • Forum: Canada Tile Advice
  2. C

    Can I regrout over existing grout

    Hello, I have just had my bathroom done 2 days ago by a professional tiler. When he has finished the grouting it looks like he has washed too much grout out of the joints. Will it be OK to go back over it with fresh grout. The grout is a good quality flexible grout and the tiles are...
  3. acaciaguy

    Can anyone give a Laser level recommendation

    which laser levels do you guys use for floor and wall tiles ?
    • acaciaguy
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    • can laser laser level level recommendation
    • Replies: 50
    • Forum: Tiling Tools
  4. J

    Who can identify the problem here? Crazy paving tiling - dodgy subfloor?

    Following some cracked grout and then cracked tiles, I've lifted a couple of tiles in my bathroom this morning to find what you can see in the photos. I'd like to re-lay replacement tiles but with the subsurface you can see, I'm not sure it's a good idea. The light blue you can see is like a...
  5. J

    Can you tile over existing ditra??

    Hi all I’m taking up bathroom floor tiles which have been laid on ditra which was put down on top of floorboards. The ditra is proving difficult to get up but seems secure and fixed in most places. Can you retile over The existing ditra ?? If not can you recommend best course of action RE...
  6. H

    Can anyone tell me what type of tile?

    1940’s Dutch colonial house- is this terra cotta tile or something else? Trying to decide if it’s worth trying to clean and save or if we should tear it up. Thanks!
  7. P

    How can i improve my preparation

    Hi Everyone, Plumber by trade but do a lot of bathroom refurbishments, have hired tilers in the past with mixed experiences. I have not been impressed with the last few tilers and have started doing smaller jobs myself and have enjoyed it. I am not sure if i want to do tilling all the time as...
  8. J

    Can anyone recommend a Tiling course?

    hi all, I’m a plumber by trade, but want to learn how to tile for bathroom jobs and making good areas I have to cut into to replace shower valves etc. I’m not looking for a career in tiling but just be of a decent quality I can tile my own jobs. I was wondering if anybody could recommend a...
    • James De
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    • can course recommend recommendation tiling tiling course
    • Replies: 11
    • Forum: Tiling Courses
  9. Adrian mcc

    Can you resin fill ceramic mitres

    hi all can anyone advise me on is it ok to resin fill mitred ceramic subway if so any tips would be appreciated as this will be my first time using this method.also is this the right product to use ,think trim is ugly
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    Is this the most fun you can have in a pick up??

    • Old Mod
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    • can have most this
    • Replies: 5
    • Forum: Tilers Community
  11. M

    Help - where can I hire a 1200mm gantry cutter in Scotland?

    I have 88 or so 300 x 1200 x 20 porcelain tiles to cut and looking for a Rubi or similar wet cutter for hire. Only found one at the other end of the country and it is £220+VAT just to get it shipped I've tried all the hire places I can think of. Welcome any suggestions. Many thanks. Richard
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    Thinking of starting out on my own how much can I earn a day/week?

    Hi All, Been considering going it alone for a while now. How much can I realistically earn a day or week on my own. What is the going rate? Cheers Donald.
    • DonaldDuck
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    • can canada how much out
    • Replies: 13
    • Forum: Canada Tile Advice

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