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Discuss Is this a good Tiling Job? in the UK Tiling Forum area at TilersForums.com.
Is the forum allowed to start a rogues gallery? How about an unofficial approved list (not like the governmet ones though, because they are a joke). One where you have to have served time and produced proof of competency, not just done a 5 day course (run by a plumber).
I feel so sorry for the paying client but when will people realise that Tiling is a skilled trade and not a sideline for other trades ?
Is the forum allowed to start a rogues gallery? How about an unofficial approved list (not like the governmet ones though, because they are a joke). One where you have to have served time and produced proof of competency, not just done a 5 day course (run by a plumber).
there is no way of rectifying this tiling job other than taking all the tiles off and starting again with the correct preparation works,pictures of jobs of this calibre should be placed in all outlets selling tiles with the message" tiles are expensive dont cut corners with the fitting as you will regret it"i'm not sure if its an artex wall
Since he hasnt quite "finished" the work and I have raised my concerns with him, I guess all I can do is to give him a chance to rectify
put some pics of the window and plugsJust spoke to him, it looks like my dad is the one who supplied him with the wickes grout - so the builder isn't to blame for that one.
He says the reason for the uneven foor tiles is possibly due to the difference of the floor on both sides of the kitchen (1 half is wooden floor boards and the other half is concrete from an extension carried out years ago). He believes the temperature difference due to the wood ply on the concrete floor being much colder/damper may be a reason as to why the tiles are not level. He says he will be sorting out those tiles that are uneven.
As for the cracks in grouting, he said its expected and due to the grouting not fully sinking in. He says after another layer of grouting, it should be ok.
He says he is yet to put the strip thing on the wall tiles and he will be sorting out the one which was sticking out in the photos. Same with the one where the grout has gone over a white tile. Some of the other tiles sticking out on that side of the wall are due to some pipe work on the original wall so it would never be a 100% straight finish. He seems to acknowledge all of these things and looking to rectify. Will keep you updated and thanks for everyones input.
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