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Discuss Just read this and have an opinion please in the Australia Tiling Forum area at TilersForums.com.
Really ..??? Sounds a bit extreme. .
Hi guys,
Ok so I have come to a forum to discuss this. Last 3 jobs I have done on full bathroom installations working with a plumber. We have had the odd argument as I am or consider myself to be a good tiler....
All tiles have come from B&Q supplied by customer. The last job, the grout line went out slightly so the ceiling have a a row that went into ceiling uneven. Not too bad but hey ho... Anyway, I looke at the second tile in on that wall and its bigger than than the first tile. That's what has knocked the line out. I followed that tile. Ive been having battles with them. They are differ in sizes. Its making my job 10 times harder. Is it me or what? Is this a known factor?
Last 3 jobs with B&Q tiles they all change in size and on this job im using 4m grout line to make it look better (hide it) which I don't like doing.
Advice?
Thanks
Putting a level on the ceiling extreme? LOL, takes 2-3 seconds mate.
I'm not going to bother reading 9 pages after seeing your first response to TJ.
DIY stock tiles are generally tosh. If the tile your placing is significantly bigger to the one adjacent to it put it down a select another one.
You say you spaced it out to 4mm to compensate. Did you start with 4mm?
Round edge ceramic tile? Grout joints must look about 6/7mm? How do you fail to line up a joint that size, christ knows!
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