Floor Lifting

[Dan]

Have I got this right?

They've been fixed incorrectly, and have been down for 8 years?

If so, that isn't an insurance job. It should have been chased up with the original fixer as soon as the lady noticed as it's simply incorrect installation. Which I don't think would be covered on the insurance.

You want to tell her to break them and make up some story. As accidental damage probably will be insured.

It's only a couple of years of the common length of time the adhesive is guaranteed for.... usually 10 years. So they've not done bad really considering the floor is so big and hasn't had an expansion joint fitted.

I may have read it wrong though?!

 

[CJ]

The tiles have been laid on dots of cement Dan..............8 years ago. How many of US would insure a job for that length of time:lol: not chuffing me thats for sure.

I don't think she knows to be honest how long they have been down.

A fair few have been broken by some plumber thats was there for some reason or other:whatchutalkingabout

 

[Pawelzik]

CJ, is ther any reason why the former tiler has laid the tiles on dots only? Martin

 

[Dan]

Because he isn't a professional by the sounds of it mate.

 

[CJ]

As Dan said Martin...............Builder type of job I think.




he left his horse outside I think:yes: