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  1. M

    Newbie questions, tiling up to door frame

    Hi guys, looking for a bit of advice. I'm a total tiling novice about to embark on my first go at tiling, so please bear with me if these are stupid questions!! Firstly when tiling up to a door frame, should I just grout up to the frame or do I need to use sealer (I've read you need to do this...
  2. T

    door strip cover

    Hi all i keep having this continual problem when floor tiling especially when the hallway is back to floorboards.the drop from top of tile to floor is generally in excess of 20mm at the door threshold and no where seems to have anything suitable to cover it.am i looking for something that just...
  3. B

    floor finishing at a door.

    How do you finish at a door if you have overboarded with ply or hardie backer? 1.do you leave it for the customer to get a finishing trim? 2.finish using a specialized trim? 3.finish with a nice piece of wood? 4.or other? I generally offer customer a trim and fit it.:thumbsup:
  4. C

    which door theshold !

    hi fellow tilers need help ive tiled a hallway floor had to use 18mm ply for reasons i'll not go into (to long a story) which meant when i got to living room floor (which was real wood flooring) i was 20mm above it. tryed useing a trim with plastic plugs that knock into the floor and adjust to...
  5. T

    Shower Door

    I'am on a Travertine Bathroom at the moment which is tiled to 1200mm all around the room and fully tiled in the shower recess. The top half of the walls have been plastered so you can imagine how much fast set flexible adhesive I am using to keep a vertical level on the bottom half! Well I'am...
  6. A

    Tiling round door problem.

    Had a bathroom with walls in bad condition and totally out of alignment.Decided with the customer to have the walls completely boarded out with plasterboard sheets dot and dabbed.Job done well, all level.However I and customer were aware there would be a problem round door as door architrave...
  7. E

    Door Trimmer.

    I have a Karlton door trimmer and you cant get them anymore, they are so good i use mine nearly everytime im tiling. I have found this site that sells similiar if anybody interested. I charge £15 per door to trim and its quicker than removing and planing the bottom off. The web site is...
  8. B

    Looking for a Door Bar!?!

    I'm after a brass door bar to cope with a 20mm drop from tile to wood floor. I found one at the local trade flooring place, but they wanted £20! So, i'm looking for a cheaper alternative.. Any suggestions?
  9. P

    Height problems door bars

    How i solve the height problems with over boarding find myself a nice peace of oak or whatever matches http://www.tilersforums.com/members/pjc-albums-pete-picture6170-door-bar.jpg
  10. F

    A bit 'different' door trim

    Anybody like these made for carpet to vinyl really but as they have screws every 6" under the inset, it made a neat 'ramp up' from carpet to tile (about 15m) Won't suit every taste but went better with Trav to light brown carpet better than brass or aluminium.
  11. D

    can the last tiler on here turn the lighs off ,lock the door and go to bed , night,ni

    :8::8::yikes::incazzato::drool5::lol::lol::lol::smilewinkgrin: :thumbsup:
  12. Sean Kelly

    Trimming a fire door with Karlton kdt184

    I will have to trim about 10mm off the bottom of a heavy fire door. I have purchased a new toy, a Karlton KDT184. Got it off ebay for £106. 110v used twice. Can't wait to get my hands on it. Agred a price of £25 for the first door and £10 for any other doors that need cutting. Do I need to know...
  13. C

    Tiling around the door space

    Hello everyone, Sorry to keep asking questions........as soon as I move on another one crops up! This time I wondered what the general rule is about tiling into the door space? Should I tile half way into the door frame or keep the tiles to the same level as the wall? Many thanks...
  14. B

    can I cut a door frame

    Hello all, Just wondering if it's ok to cut off all the door frame/architrave etc from the bottom of a door and slide a tile under rather than doing a very tricky and time consuming cut? I'm using large tiles and going from one room into another. Is the frame bearing much weight? Many...
  15. D

    Shower tray & cubicle door

    At some point this year, I will have my en-suite shower room re-tiled. In preparation for such a fabulous event, I want to start looking around for a new shower tray and cubicle door so that the old ones can be binned. Having started to look around at prices and quality, I am seeing that...
  16. H

    Door stop thresholds

    Need 2 door thresholds, not sure what i need exactly? will be 9 mill tile, and say 5 mill adhesive bed cheers
  17. J

    Have 9'x9' cement covered patio. We open the door, mice run off the patio. What mouse

    I recently had my back porch redone with a half porch half covered screened in patio. To reduce costs I told the contractor not to put anything on the flooring - so now it is up to me to finish the project. I have a 13x8 covered patio that will recieve some moisture and rain due to being outside...
  18. F

    Trimmed the wrong end of the door!

    My first attempt at door trimming went horribly wrong today after taking the mesurements...securing the door to saw horses and marking i proceded to cut with circular saw...found this a mission to use was a huge 230mm Makita from a hire shop 40Teeth blade...i secured straight edge to door...but...
  19. E

    No screw door stop on tiles with UFH

    I need to fit a door stop on floor tiles with UFH. A couple of months ago I found a web site advertising a range of stops designed to be fixed without screws. Unfortunately I'm now unable to find the site. Can anyone point me in the right direction or recommend a no-screw door stop.
  20. C

    door reveal advice

    tiling a bathroom floor and just wondering how far into the reveal to go with the tiles? it is carpeted on the landing so would need a carpet to tile trim. can you get them in topps and also what one is the best. obviously i dont want to put the tiles down and then realise the trim wont fit. any...

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