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lomond
Hi folks
I have just paid an experienced tiler for tiling my hallway with 800mm x 40mm wood effect porceilin tiles, but I am concerned that the floor may now be hazardous to my toddler grandkid if they walk on it with their bare feet. about 1/3rd of the tiles have a lippage of 1 to 2.5mm. I am unsure if this is an acceptable standard of work and I am not sure wether he will be within his rights to say this is an acceptable finish. He originally wanted to lay a sub base of 6mm ply. But i insisted that he use 9mm ply. I wanted him to screw it down but he used ring nails anyway and said he has never had any complaints in 40 odd years. I felt I had to trust his judgement and went along with it. But now that I see the lippage and variation in grout lines of between 2mm and 4mm, I am concerned and feel i should ask him back to rectify. Can any professionals out there advise me if I am being unreasonable or not--before I contact him?
Many thanks --in anticipation
Lomond
I have just paid an experienced tiler for tiling my hallway with 800mm x 40mm wood effect porceilin tiles, but I am concerned that the floor may now be hazardous to my toddler grandkid if they walk on it with their bare feet. about 1/3rd of the tiles have a lippage of 1 to 2.5mm. I am unsure if this is an acceptable standard of work and I am not sure wether he will be within his rights to say this is an acceptable finish. He originally wanted to lay a sub base of 6mm ply. But i insisted that he use 9mm ply. I wanted him to screw it down but he used ring nails anyway and said he has never had any complaints in 40 odd years. I felt I had to trust his judgement and went along with it. But now that I see the lippage and variation in grout lines of between 2mm and 4mm, I am concerned and feel i should ask him back to rectify. Can any professionals out there advise me if I am being unreasonable or not--before I contact him?
Many thanks --in anticipation
Lomond