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Hi, new member and first time poster.

I am about to tile the walls of my shower in my home. I have bought the Gulf Stone black tiles from CTD 600mm x 300mm.

I have done a few tiling jobs in the past as part of my handyman business, but never used this type of tile.

A few questions.

1. What adhesive and grout would be best?
2. What is the best way of cutting (straight) the tiles?
3. How do I cut out a large oval hole for a shower valve/shroud?
4. Normal tile drill for small screw holes (shower screen frame)?

Any other tips/ advise would be really appreciated.
 
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