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GazTech

Re: Any new tilers stuck at all, with anything?

Just read your comments about the floor I ask about, the slanted one. I decided to hike the price a little as I wasn't sure it was going to be straight forward. I up'd it to £325 but I haven't heard back yet. I'm not sure I want to do the job tbh, not sure the customer will pay. I may be wrong but I just get a feeling.

Gaz
Any doubt,back out!............let someone else have sleepless nights, if you ever get that' not sure feeling' leave well alone even if you need work , trust me
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derekt

Re: Any new tilers stuck at all, with anything?

Hi Dan - I have recently become a self employed tiler. Just wondering if you had any tricks/tips on tiling a full bathroom. Have found it a bit difficult to keep my levels exact when tiling the fourth wall - when they meet with the tiles on fourth wall. What is the correct method. Have found botons a pain in the butt.
Also - any tips on tiling round a door which sits in the centre of a wall with quite a gap from top of door to the ceiling.

Regards
Derek
 
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GazTech

Re: Any new tilers stuck at all, with anything?

Thanks to all with advice for porcelain. She cancelled the job, got her husband to do it! On to the next one!

MFC
Never mind,hopefully you will be called back to give a price to sort out the problem of it all coming up in a month or so:wink_smile: you will of course go round just for a laugh .... I always did!! :devil_smile:
 
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GazLC81

Re: Any new tilers stuck at all, with anything?

Hi Dan - I have recently become a self employed tiler. Just wondering if you had any tricks/tips on tiling a full bathroom. Have found it a bit difficult to keep my levels exact when tiling the fourth wall - when they meet with the tiles on fourth wall. What is the correct method. Have found botons a pain in the butt.
Also - any tips on tiling round a door which sits in the centre of a wall with quite a gap from top of door to the ceiling.

Regards
Derek

Hi Derek, welcome to the forums by the way. Good question that, i'm new to tiling too and wondered if there were any tips on this. I am doing my first full bathroom in a couple off weeks and I just planned on marking out all the walls before I started tiling, not just marking one and then doing that and then marking the next and doing that.

I'm sure there will be a vastly experienced tiler along in a minute to make it all sound soooo simple!

Goodluck matey!
Gaz
 
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derekt

Re: Any new tilers stuck at all, with anything?

Hi Derek, welcome to the forums by the way. Good question that, i'm new to tiling too and wondered if there were any tips on this. I am doing my first full bathroom in a couple off weeks and I just planned on marking out all the walls before I started tiling, not just marking one and then doing that and then marking the next and doing that.

I'm sure there will be a vastly experienced tiler along in a minute to make it all sound soooo simple!

Goodluck matey!
Gaz
Cheers Gaz - all the best to you mate. How long have you been tiling and how are you finding it?
 
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GazLC81

Re: Any new tilers stuck at all, with anything?

I've been going..... well.....at least..... 2 weeks! :)

I had a really good response from my ad in the local paper the first week but nothing since. Got a few jobs lined up starting next week.

I knew it wouldn't happen over night and know i'll have to be patient

Gaz
 
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GazTech

Re: Any new tilers stuck at all, with anything?

Hi Dan - I have recently become a self employed tiler. Just wondering if you had any tricks/tips on tiling a full bathroom. Have found it a bit difficult to keep my levels exact when tiling the fourth wall - when they meet with the tiles on fourth wall. What is the correct method. Have found botons a pain in the butt.
Also - any tips on tiling round a door which sits in the centre of a wall with quite a gap from top of door to the ceiling.

Regards
Derek
Sill use the batten method mate,but if your spirit level is lying to you,then use a laser level on a rotating tripod to know where to nail to :)
 

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