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AndyR
Yep. 3/4" Plywood
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Bill
Are you sure this is a tiler's job? I think not. Is it a commercial job?
For a start a tiler would not allow this type of finish on treads and risers.
You only have yourself to blame.
For a start a tiler would not allow this type of finish on treads and risers.
You only have yourself to blame.
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White Room
Why do you make that assumption about being a commercial job ?
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AndyR
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Bill
because of the width of the steps, you do not find many steps that wide in households, pro rata.
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Bill
Hey, you didn't do your homework before hand when choosing this 'tiler' to do your job so don't expect much sympathy from professionals on here.
Yes, we may offer you advice on how to resolve the issue but you must hold your hand up and admit you goofed too. That way you may find you may get much more sensitive help.
We are not pro's for nothing - as my Dad said, 'you can't buy experience, you earn it son.'
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White Room
Looking at the state of the walls could be a giveaway...
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AndyR
Alright, fair enough. I am Licensed Mechanic, so I get it, just figured if you were throwing some shade I'd throw a little back 
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AndyR
Its the front entry with a step down into the living room.
I glued and screwed plywood down for a subfloor under the tiles, its pretty solid.
I glued and screwed plywood down for a subfloor under the tiles, its pretty solid.
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