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monty
Hi guys
Been asked to give a estimate to tile a veranda floor with uncalibrated Chinese slate averaging 15 mm thick (18 M2) And also been given a drawing as he wants a pattern. (Drawing attached) I think!!
Details on substrate,
The construction of the veranda is concrete beam and block to a depth of 150mm with a 65mm screed laid on top with all the suitable falls for good drainage. On top of this has been laid two skins of roofing grade asphalt to a further depth of 20mm to waterproof the whole area. On top the asphalt surface he has laid a sand and cement sceed to a thickness of 40/50mm (to accommodate the falls) in order to "insulate" the asphalt from temperature variations. So I would be effectively laying the tiles/slates onto concrete which has had 6 months to cure and harden.
I've never done slate before so I'm a little unsure what price to go in at, I know i have to seal before and after grouting and to use BAL PTB but, it's the working outside thats worrying me with the weather etc...
What sort of price per m2 would you be looking for and any tips on laying to the drawing?
Cheers
Been asked to give a estimate to tile a veranda floor with uncalibrated Chinese slate averaging 15 mm thick (18 M2) And also been given a drawing as he wants a pattern. (Drawing attached) I think!!
Details on substrate,
The construction of the veranda is concrete beam and block to a depth of 150mm with a 65mm screed laid on top with all the suitable falls for good drainage. On top of this has been laid two skins of roofing grade asphalt to a further depth of 20mm to waterproof the whole area. On top the asphalt surface he has laid a sand and cement sceed to a thickness of 40/50mm (to accommodate the falls) in order to "insulate" the asphalt from temperature variations. So I would be effectively laying the tiles/slates onto concrete which has had 6 months to cure and harden.
I've never done slate before so I'm a little unsure what price to go in at, I know i have to seal before and after grouting and to use BAL PTB but, it's the working outside thats worrying me with the weather etc...
What sort of price per m2 would you be looking for and any tips on laying to the drawing?
Cheers