Hi everyone

[Aly1147]

Thank you guys for your really prompt responses.
ill get some pics out and maybe someone can advice further.
as I had laid about 100 s square metres and world came apart as I don't know what to do.
just for reference:
first we had the screed on
2 weeks after we had the first set of tiles ( they were laid on 3 consecutive s Sundays)
job ended in 15 December 2012
about a month on, we have started underfloor hheating
after a few weeks on with underfloor heating I've noticed some wobbly tiles (the end ones), and taking those of I can see further tiles coming of.
the adhesive used was Some from the company that sold tiles and some from builder depot (I don't remember the name but I could find out)
as you have said, it may be various reasons, but I saw on this website a few bad things about the company that I bought tiles from tiles porcelain and I was a bit worry as I spent a load of monies ... And was very concerned...and seems that I have reached a dead end.
thank you for your cooperation and looking forward to your replies.

 

[Sean SML Tiling]

hi there, did you say that the tiler laid 100m of floor in 3 days?

 

[Aly1147]

Hi there
and thanks again for your replies.
the tiles were laid in 3 consecutive Sundays (yes, 3 working days) by the tiler and one helper.
Having taken few of the tiles off, I can notice that the adhesive is still wet although they were laid 2 months ago. However the screed seems to be fine.
im just wondering if I can hire a private authorised qualified tiler/person specialised within this field to give an opinion.
pls help.
i spent loads of monies and don't know what to do next.
your replies are really helpful.
thanks

 

[Aly1147]

Hi guys,
can u help, pls.
the company says that it's my own risk, therefore I don't know whether I need to change all tiles or can it be fixed.
thanks


QUOTE=Aly1147;664097]Hi there
and thanks again for your replies.
the tiles were laid in 3 consecutive Sundays (yes, 3 working days) by the tiler and one helper.
Having taken few of the tiles off, I can notice that the adhesive is still wet although they were laid 2 months ago. However the screed seems to be fine.
im just wondering if I can hire a private authorised qualified tiler/person specialised within this field to give an opinion.
pls help.
i spent loads of monies and don't know what to do next.
your replies are really helpful.
thanks[/QUOTE]

 

[Aly1147]

Hi guys

after everything that happened with my floor, I now have to replace it (100 square m) I'm looking for an highly experienced tiler who really knows his job.
can you help by recommending a good Tyler in nw9 London.
Your website is a bless.

thx

Hi guys,
can u help, pls.
the company says that it's my own risk, therefore I don't know whether I need to change all tiles or can it be fixed.
thanks


QUOTE=Aly1147;664097]Hi there
and thanks again for your replies.
the tiles were laid in 3 consecutive Sundays (yes, 3 working days) by the tiler and one helper.
Having taken few of the tiles off, I can notice that the adhesive is still wet although they were laid 2 months ago. However the screed seems to be fine.
im just wondering if I can hire a private authorised qualified tiler/person specialised within this field to give an opinion.
pls help.
i spent loads of monies and don't know what to do next.
your replies are really helpful.
thanks

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