I’m having a kitchen fitted and tiled. I wondered what people’s thoughts are on the attached......is it acceptable or should I ask for it to be re done? The rest of the job I should pretty good
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Thanks, wondered if I am being too fussy but it hits you in the face as soon as you enter the room! Think I’ll ask home to re do it.....Grouting looks a bit sloppy in general. If you are happy enough with rest then maybe u can adjust socket a few mm and it will be less of an eyesore.
Thank you....that’s a good idea.....the rest seems quite good......and wondering if the socket underneath would need to be moved to correct it.....and would need an electrician....this is the job so farIf that’s your only issue with the tiling works, you could consider fixing a face plate surround that goes behind the switch plate and will conceal the grouting.
Thank you.....having a think about that or a surrounding plate perhapsGrouting looks a bit sloppy in general. If you are happy enough with rest then maybe u can adjust socket a few mm and it will be less of an eyesore.
Thank you. One other switch is dodgy too.....see further images of work being doneThere is usually enough play on the screws to lift the face plate up a few mm. Try that first , if not then remove socket and replace tile. The option of lifting backbox is one as well but are they all the same datum. ?
Yes, that’s been filled with grout......do you think it’s a bad job?There’s a gap to the window cill as well.
Yes, I agree.....as it’s just the two light switches that are a problem. I’m going to speak with the electrician on Monday to see if he can move them. One last question does Rhea below look right.....or has he got the rows of the tiles on the left (next to door frame) in the wrong order.....so should the top row on left be second row?I think the overall standard is okay but I think it was more bad luck on the height of the sockets. They seem a little too high not sure if there is a standard height to set them at? Maybe an electrician would know? All the best
It’s almost as though he worked out what he was going to do.....then put them up the wrong way round?Yes, I agree.....as it’s just the two light switches that are a problem. I’m going to speak with the electrician on Monday to see if he can move them. One last question does Rhea below look right.....or has he got the rows of the tiles on the left (next to door frame) in the wrong order.....so should the top row on left be second row?
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