Completed Calacatta Bookmatch, Hampstead.

[Blunt Tool]

Most professional tilers would be able to take on a Porcel-thin job and make a pretty decent job if given a bit of training, but how many are willing to put in the hours, skill, patience, attention to the littlest detail, to not just produce a nice job but to produce a piece of work that will go down as one of the best ever even among peers. This is the work of a tiler on the very peak of his trade and Marc and this job deserves recognition. CAPOLAVORO

 

[Unused Account 1]

Thats not tiling .thats a computer design lol awesome

 

[Old Mod]

Thank you, that's really appreciated Ray.

(It is Ray, right?) haha

 

[GoneGuy]

Precise, elegant, and spot on workmanship this is the work of a master.

 

[Old Mod]

Haha Adey that's very kind, but master?
No mate, just a stubborn tiler, that won't give in.

 

[Old Mod]

Ian, you do realise you won your yellow tag fair and square, I had nothing to do with it mate!

Thank you.

 

[AD Ceramics]

I've said it before on this thread, well I think I have!!
Only nerd with complete OCD could complete a job with that much quality, could you imagine what the isles would be like in Asda if you was a shelf stacker.

 

[Old Mod]

could you imagine what the isles would be like in Asda if you was a shelf stacker.

Crazy fool!

 

[Tony_C]

After the recent job posting for large format i sat down with a cup of tea and some cake to read up more on the Porcel thin jobs why it's so hard to find the correct installers and just what's involved. I know my place in the tiling game and its not to be even thinking of stuff like this but i enjoy looking into the procedures of anything related to the job and i learnt a thing or two about stair risers. I'm just bumping this and a couple other related threads in case there is anyone else like me that enjoys sitting reading these things.

I've never seen these threads before until now and all i can say is it's absolutely outstanding work, pure art and great workmanship and i can see why it's so hard to find the right men for the job. Not many would be able to leave a finish like this. The preparation alone with that model was such a great idea and showed the type of people they had tackling that job took it serious, hats off to @3_fall & @GaryTheTiler