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I had a couple small spots of mildew between grout and caulk at the edge between the bottom tile and the top edge of the porcelain shower floor, so hired a repair person to clean this up. I had tried to do this myself but when I tried to remove the caulk, the grout came off in bits the size of...

Hi, I'm new to the forum , Iv been a tiler for over 10 years sub contracting to a firm which mainly tile new builds . Unfortunately Iv become a little institutionalised working on site. Which in turn doesn't require a huge amount of tiling knowledge. I have over the years done a lot of my own...

(Excuse my mistakes, English isn't my first language) Moved to Scotland recently, I work in the oil industry. Not a great place to be these days, but am enjoying the cheaper petrol. I just ripped up all the shower floor tiles in my new house (a small remodelled stone barn) because the grout...

Hi all I am a plumber just after finishing tiling my en-suite with tips from your very helpful forum just about to start my main bathroom thanks in advance for all your help and tips

Hi Guys Obviously I'm new to the forum so would just like to introduce myself. I've just opened a new tile shop in North West London, but not being a tiler myself I've joined the forum to be privy to excellent advice and, more importantly, to keep fully aware of all the materials and...

Hi guys.I'm looking for a new tiling role.I have just finished 10 years working for Hopkins homes,and looking for a new challenge. Any where in the country.thanks dean

Just saying hello, We've been having our kitchen and bathroom extended for the last two years, it's been a bit of a nightmare because I've tried to do a lot myself to keep cost down. Need some advice and inspiration as bathroom as not been touch for a year. Hope you can help Regards. Scezy

Good morning all, Just thought I would hang here for a bit, since we were invited over while the Plumbers Forum is being updated. Hope you don't mind a plumber in your midst, I might even pick up some tiling tips...

I have to admit that this has been the most helpful and knowledgeable forum I have ever seen, I had a plan to re-do my bathroom,had never tiled before nor done any bathroom before. Had some carpentry skills and some other skills I had picked up in past but that's about it. I must have created...

Hello I'm not totally new to this forum as I got some valuable advice on here last year re: tiling my bathroom floor. But subsequently I took a tiling course at UK Pro tiling. It was a really excellent course and covered so much and now I'm looking for my next move. Whilst I have some DIY...

Hi I have some tiling experience gained over a number of years. I have used this forum to look for advice in the past and found it very useful but have a particular problem now that I have never come across. I think I need to create a new thread and will do so under grout if that is the way to...

I've just got a fish tank well two tanks ones got fish ones got a crab duz anyone know any good places to buy fish related stuff

All of these images contain closers, just for Andy @Localtiler :) Well, the ones I could be bothered to find anyway. Every tile under the window.

When you just can't take anymore! by 3_fall posted Feb 12, 2017 at 2:30 PM

Yesterday we pulled off some blown 70s/80s tiles from our bathroom wall in our new house and were very excited to find the original green 30s tiles underneath. I would love to keep them but have no idea where to start. The main problem is that they are covered in tile adhesive. What is the best...

Hello folks, Basically I am looking for some professional advice. In October last year I bought my first house - a massive do-er upper, and one that we knew when I bought it would need some significant work doing to it due to the presence of red ash in the property. Some thirty odd tonnes of...

I know quite a few on here dont like these or would use them however ive just bought the ramondi leveling kit on amazon to test it out. HAve watched the videos on youtube about this product and the ones similar to it. Have read the reviews online also but wanting to know, what are the cons about...

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Old 4x4 still look the best