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village tiling

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look dot and dabbed to me, probably would have fallen off if you hadn't have taken them off.Judging by picture 4 it looks like he has not set it out correctly . I dont even know what he has done on the window just looks very amateur, also IMO the spacers are a bit big. Sometimes when i use natural stone tiles i do not use trim as i feel it takes the rustic effect away from the natural tile but what he has done around your window and the external edge is just bad.
 
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Time's Ran Out

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I think you have done the right thing and removed all the offending tiling. He was obviously not a Tiler or indeed a Tradesman and IMHO you would be within your rights to send him an Invoice for your wasted materials and any damage to your walls. A visit to the Citizens Advice may be required and in the end for the amount of tiling involved it hardly seems worth your trouble. Always get an experienced/recommended tradesman for the trade in question or look at work previously completed before you have work undertaken.
If you provide your location through the Forum, then administration could put you in contact with a Tiler in your area.
Good luck and well done for making the stand.
John.
 
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On one

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that is awful in everyway imaginable.....dotted......unnecacary cuts....no trim.......slithers.....setting out whole tile in corners.......

utter rubbish.........cut your losses and RUN....
.....tiling over paint?....the list is endless,infact it would easier to spot what he has done correctly...nowt!!!!
 
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village tiling

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obviously a 'handyman' is not a professional tiler and doesn't claim to be one, if u need a fence painting or a shelf putting up then use a handyman coz it wouldnt be worth the time of professional painter or joiner to do those things, but if you are going to get a job as big as your bathroom tiled then you must always use a professional tiler who has spent years learning his craft, ok he may cost more than a 'handyman' but a proffesional tiler will get it rite first time. IMO its not entirely the guys fault, he dosent claim to be a tiler if you wanted the job doing professionally you should have payed for a professional to do it.
 
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stusgsx

village tiling said:
obviously a 'handyman' is not a professional tiler and doesn't claim to be one, if u need a fence painting or a shelf putting up then use a handyman coz it wouldnt be worth the time of professional painter or joiner to do those things, but if you are going to get a job as big as your bathroom tiled then you must always use a professional tiler who has spent years learning his craft, ok he may cost more than a 'handyman' but a proffesional tiler will get it rite first time. IMO its not entirely the guys fault, he dosent claim to be a tiler if you wanted the job doing professionally you should have payed for a professional to do it.

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