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hi I'm david. Tiled a lot when I was younger but back into it and it would appear that a lot has moved on so it's good to have a forum to ask questions. Based in south lanarkshire in Scotland

Thanks to everyone who gave me advice in tiling my kitchen! pdc, jcrtiling, 3_fall, Bond, Tony73, jobdone, callatiler, GaryTheTiler, Localtiler, Albert, impish, Sean Kelly...and anyone else I left out :) At this point I stopped and had to get a real dust extractor (don't use a vacuum lesson...

I am looking for Porcelanosa Borneo Blanco wall tiles to enable me to make modifications to existing tiled room. Many thanks.

hello wondered if anyone could help please? I have replaced bathroom studded wall with like for like 9.5mm plasterboard &absolutely overkilled with screws Problem is i am a bit worried if large tiles will be OK on this wall Any info would be gratefull thanks

Hi all. There is a job coming which requires tiling directly onto an allready tiled wall. The existing tiles are of sound condition no breaks or loose etc, in fact there solid on. They are onto concrete. They are glazed but I was going to score and take the glaze off best as possible...

Grout residue left on oak worktops..what's the best solution

Big thanks for posting lots to the forum @timeless john and @antonio Top Poster of Month - http://www.tilersforums.com/topposters/ Nearly every month its one of you guys. Huge thanks. And to think Tony doesn't even speak English. That's crazy.

Old Toffolo Jackson veteran, decided to join as last few machines and tools I bought read your reviews first. Guys on here actually know what they are talking about and give good clear reviews and advice.

Can I use hardwall as a backing to tile onto. I've been told by many u can and u can't. Many thanks

Hi, I am after a little advice on the best way to proceed. I am currently tiling my en suite (as can be seen in other posts) with Porcelain - the room is shaped like a backward P with the bottom leg of the P area being the shower cubicle. At present I have refitted and finishing tiling the main...

As the title suggests. After speaking to @Lee@TileTown for the first time on Monday to order Setaflex and Prime Plus it arrived first thing this morning, floor underway. First time using this product, and I'm impressed, No slumping and very smooth. And a very pleasant chap he is too :thumbsup:

I like to say .I may some times have different methods .and ideas .am quite old school really .but I can assure you I'm good at what I do .I hardly ever in 20 years have been asked to rectify any work I have done .I think maybe the odd tile here and there that's all .I am neat and tidy and...

Our company was invited by @Schlüter-Systems Ltd to attend a training session today. I want to thank Glynn and his team for an absolutely brilliant and informative couple of days. They took us out for dinner last night for one of the best meals out I've ever had and even threw in 7 bottles of...

Hi All, Been lurking for too long. But thanks to all for the info & tips I have picked up on the way ;-) Cheers Alec

alan has been helping me on a project involving an anhydrite screed these last few weeks where there has been an element of misunderstanding of the necessity for screed to be dry before stone fixing takes place. I had actually set out my recommendations in my quote which have not changed but...

What has happened to the Likes and Thanks buttons ....or is it just me ?

Lee @ Tile Town. Got this crate for the next week or so from Tile Town - South Normanton. Just a quick message for any other tradesman who use Tile town & Weber and like them stocking it.. I vote to keep Weber stocked :D

Just received a tool box, tape measure, tee shirts and various other things from Mapei. Icing on the cake. Much appreciated. Also like to thank Sir Ramic for sorting this out. Just had a Ash moment typing Sir Ramic. Type of tile, not a guy who's been knighted. :hurray::hurray:(very clever)

Hiya fellas (and ladies if there are any), I've been looking through this forum for a few months now but never 'popped in' or posted so I thought I'd just say hello. I'm not a pro tiler but I am a competant diy'er and, thanks to the enemy (that's the wife by the way :lol:), it's become a bit...

Hi chaps just thought i'd say a few words about what i've been up to, as i've been off the forum a bit, i log in and look, but i've not been contributing that much. I was getting very fustrated with tiling at the start of the New Year, had some very awkward customers and some difficult jobs to...