Big tiles................

[One Day]

Yeah why not, just like really big tiles and no grout at all.

Aye, just like!

 

[Old Mod]

Do you not like chocolate @JulianSidney

 

[J Sid]

The 1800 x 900 I mentioned earlier.
Just have to resin the mitres and epoxy grout floor when we go back in the new year.

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not as straight forward as one would have hoped for a small shower

 

[J Sid]

Do you not like chocolate @JulianSidney

I do.... Sorry these buttons are to small and close together...

I see @Waluigi is still having trouble with them as well

 

[Old Mod]

not as straight forward as one would have hoped for a small shower

No mate, was technically a little challenging.

 

[Waluigi]

I do.... Sorry these buttons are to small and close together...

I see @Waluigi is still having trouble with them as well

I just run a quick test. All working fine my end

 

[Dumbo]

There was a Topp's "approved fitter" years ago in Preston who did 50+sqm of polished cappuccino marble for a lady who on returning from holiday, rejected the job on the basis that the floor didn't look like the sample piece the shop sold her.
She actually wanted every tile to be the same.

And Topps fed her stupidity (or brilliance) by refunding her in full.

Unbelievable . But there is such athing for trading goods called something like sale by sample . So if they didn't protect themselves with stuff about variation, tuff. But I pity the fitter

 

[Dumbo]

Not sure we should promoting the use of lvt on a tiling page , what next nuance board .

Not hard to tell who the plumbers are .

 

[Waluigi]

Nonsense and completely unfair. It’s about running a business for me. Tiling a floor including UFH and all the associated prep work is infinitely more labour intensive than LVT. If I’m pricing for tiling, the likelihood of me getting the job is reduced.

However I usually provide a price for both alongside each other, customers make their own choice. It’s completely irrelevant which trade I initially trained in as to which choice the customer makes.

I look forward to your explanation about why it matters.

 

[One Day]

 

[Blunt Tool]

 

[Time's Ran Out]

@Waluigi - with all your ‘dislikes’ and in thread comments I wonder why you feel the need to add to this friendly forum!
Pass the popcorn!

 

[Waluigi]

John, Why don’t you spend five minutes reading all of my recent posts.

Edit: here you go:-

https://www.tilersforums.com/search/9610794/

 

[Dumbo]

Nonsense and completely unfair. It’s about running a business for me. Tiling a floor including UFH and all the associated prep work is infinitely more labour intensive than LVT. If I’m pricing for tiling, the likelihood of me getting the job is reduced.

However I usually provide a price for both alongside each other, customers make their own choice. It’s completely irrelevant which trade I initially trained in as to which choice the customer makes.

I look forward to your explanation about why it matters.

Is this a demand

 

[WetSaw]

Aparrently 'tis the season of goodwill to all men...