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The builder is a disgrace , how dare he imply that tiling isn't a dedicated trade , the blokes a pillock and deserves all he gets.
The tiling is the icing on the cake and gives any project the look people are after , it is the face of the job.
Needs to be done properly though , cos a bad job can be an absolute eyesore
 
The builder is a disgrace , how dare he imply that tiling isn't a dedicated trade , the blokes a pillock and deserves all he gets.
The tiling is the icing on the cake and gives any project the look people are after , it is the face of the job.
Needs to be done properly though , cos a bad job can be an absolute eyesore
We know 😀😛
 
Did you see the plasterer use a notched trowel when fixing tiles or just put blobs of adhesive on floor to fix and level?
 
So I'm pretty sure the grout on the reinstalled tiles is dry now and it appears to be a completely different colour even though it's exactly the same porcelanosa product. I spoke to porcelanosa and they said if he used a dirty or contaminated mixing bucket this could change the colour. My guess is he used the same bucket he used for the adhesive. This is after 24 hours of drying, I'm just hoping it gets lighter to match the rest of the grout. Right now we have a lovely two tone floor. You couldn't make this up!

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