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tiler tom
Re: Any new tilers stuck at all, with anything?
Having said all this a 16 m bathroom even starting out should no way take 4 weeks unless you are doing a couple of hours an evening
learnt myself that it is best to take on work for friends and family first. First job floor. Set out for floor and then went back next day and picked up the wrong starting point, didnt realise until i got to the doorway between kitchen and utility and it fell in the middle of a full tile instead of being bridged by a joint as planned. Luckily finishing cuts were fine. Then own bathroom DO NOT FORGET TO ALLOW FOR THE BORDER. Set out for the bathroom got to the window then found a cut that should have been 35 mm below ended up being 15mm above due to the 50 mm border. Montolit tok care of the 15mm cut but it shows when starting out best to make those mistakes not for paying customers.started a job today on a house where loads of other trades are working at same time was talking to the builder who was building extension and he says he has a tiler working on another job for him (16m bathroom walls) and has took him 4 weeks solid (8 hours a day) and customer is getting sick. but builder says tiler is doing a good job and is realising its his first job so is leaving him alone and making excuses for him and he will be finnished soon. but wont employ him again ( so warning to new tilers customers bathrooms are not best for your first job) i can remember my first bathroom took ages lots of problems (scratching head) do friends / family first on bathrooms
Having said all this a 16 m bathroom even starting out should no way take 4 weeks unless you are doing a couple of hours an evening