conservatory

When calling these places how much experience should I tell them I have? should I tell the truth and say I have just finished a course. should I tell them a half truth and say I done a course 2 years ago and am full time tiling now (eventhough i am still working my full time job) or should I...

Hi I am erecting a conservatory on a steel base supplied by a firm called Durabase. It has steel joists and is supplied with 18mm moisture resistant chipboard, which are screwed to the joists, there is 50mm of polystyrene insulation between the joists. I want to fit underfloor heating and tiles...

Have a 13m2 rectangular conservatory in travertine to quote for. Tiles are very big - 24" x 16" 12mm depth. Does £450 sound about right?

going today to lay the self leveling compound will post more pics when the job is done:)

Hi, just a quick one got to quote my first conservatory at weekend, customer has had concreate floor down six weeks now so there ready to have tiling done just un sure on what grout to use specially round edges of tiles onto upvc because you do get a bit of movement when doors are being slammed...

I finished the last bit of grouting in a conservatory that belongs to a family member. I hadn't even got tools when i started the job so I've got a few tools again now. 17 meters of porcelain in two colours with dark on the outside and then light in the centre with custom cut triangles out of...

got a job the other night 12m2 conny floor travertine tiles brick effect lifted the carpet to check whats underneath looks like thick chipboard will this be ok to tile onto with a flexible adhesive or should i ply it out the wood seems pretty solid any help would be appreciated

Hi all. Did a quote tonight. Conservatory floor. Customer wants insulation , then underfloor heating, then tiles. Will raise the floor about 40mm in total I reckon. No problem, except the conservatory was built on the back of the house and the old plastic door sills are 20mm proud of the...