here you go.. lets hear it lol...

[DHTiling]

What be because you said Harding doesn't sort out deflection? Missing the point again Dave.

CR , you ain't got a clue , your replies say it all.

I missed deflection from a post that hardi does not deal with and you pick fault.

I have stated a few times there are 3 causes of stress and you say deflection. ?

What about dry lined walls , do they deflect onto block work , ffs wake up.

 

[Colour Republic]

Oh dear or dear oh dear.

no the the block wall does not deflect but the plasterboard itself does!!!

And I have got a clue????

 

[DHTiling]

Mr T.

I hope you gain something from the above for future reference.


In my City and guilds joinery and tiling training I haven't. :lol:

 

[Daveshadowman]

I guess most folk are ok with installing Hardibacker, this is Teabag's thread yeah?! I'm not gonna give any opinion on the quality, as enough has been said. Mr T, I'd change your goal from being a s/employed Tiler, to just gaining full-time employment, in whichever job is best for you. Perhaps have a longer-term goal to maybe do a bit more diy/amateur tiling over the next few years. But with a full-time job, you can look more into college/courses etc to do it right in 5yrs time or something... not 5 weeks. Kapeesh?? Lol

Mr T Martyn has given you sme good advice learn a bit more then try do the work

 

[Mr Tiler]

Yeh that is good advice and I am currently searching for work mate. I need emplyment for many reasons too and a bit of work wouldnt go a miss.. Im just tired of the same old jobs in these dumps on minimum wage just feel im worth more and should be doing something more challenging. I have still got people wanting me to tile for them and for the record yes its unpaid lol so that will give me some more experience I know my works not unflawed but il get there in the end and will keep posting pics on here and you guys can tell me how I can improve. If you want that is lol. Dave im staying out of this one lol. I apologise if people are seing me as something im not im not a con artist and I wont charge for my work until it is of high quality... Thats why I asked you guys the advise int the first place... I just want to do it rite. Cheers

 

[DHTiling]

Ash.

I would like to apologise for my misconception of your enthusiasm for the trade and i wish you well.

 

[Mr Tiler]

Under the bridge Dave just remember in my future posts that im not trying to con anyone out of there hard earned... cuz I know how hard it is to earn lol. Just lookin for the rite advice and guidence mate.

 

[DHTiling]

Under the bridge Dave just remember in my future posts that im not trying to con anyone out of there hard earned... cuz I know how hard it is to earn lol. Just lookin for the rite advice and guidence mate.

Noted 🙂

 

[ian158]

It's for strength. Any joint is a weak spot and by cross bonding you are reducing the length of weak joints. It's the same reason you cross bond plasterboard, the same when brick laying

ive never seen cross bonding of plasterboard in houses....

 

[DHTiling]

ive never seen cross bonding of plasterboard in houses....

Evening Ian..

cross bonding is more evident with T&G materials for the strength factor but has also become common practice in most boarding type materials.. be this walls or floors..

hope that helps.