ive had enuff!

[Gazzer]

What do you mean by "fancy decor around the door frames" When you say a "slight gap" what are we tallking about in mm`s ?
As for grouting, then as long as it gets the job done, its fine. Everyone has their own techniques.

 

[sWe]

What did that other guy say was proper washboy technique then?

 

[CLAYS TILES]

What did that other guy say was proper washboy technique then?

figure 8! wot do you guys do???

What do you mean by "fancy decor around the door frames" When you say a "slight gap" what are we tallking about in mm`s ? its in a ''W'' shape so the gap seen would be in the 'W'
As for grouting, then as long as it gets the job done, its fine. Everyone has their own techniques.

 

[Gazzer]

If its a new build then why the hell have they fitted skirtings and fancy mouldings anyway....Numpties:mad2:

 

[CLAYS TILES]

he's just moved in,but luckily their still on site so i can get the door piece replaced!
i hope i can get it all finished tomorrow! i want out of there!!!!
cheers for all the replys guys!

 

[teebum]

Figure 8 as well
says this on the instruction with the rubi one.

 

[DB-Tiling]

i have had a few jobs like that mate. one ongoing now, i know how you feel:mad2:
just bat it out mate, the next customer might be real nice

 

[CJ]

Your'll laugh about it when your done.............

Paid upfront.............wot mugs

 

[Varley]

When i use my wash boy the first wash is just in big circles to even all the grout out, second wash is in straight lines with clean water to remove excess, I can't see what the problem would be doing fig 8s instead of circles though, each to their own mate.

Tomorrows another day.

 

[MICK the Tiler]

600x600 porcelain takes patience they cannot be rushed only allow 7m2 laid per day per man If you have done more than this you have had a very good fix day. You need small margin gaps around door frames usually the same gap as you have on main tiles maybe a bit smaller, and as grumps has said this is to avoid tiles cracking if the door slams shut moving the door frame.

Sometimes you need to stand your ground with clients you are the one in control of the situation you have to warrant the work, just don't lose it do it in a polite but firm voice.

Hope the next one runs more smoothly for Ya m8