Not to shabby for a joiner!

[Stocks Tiles]

You don't have to take any pics mate, only a little tip that's all :8: long as the customers are happy, with old walls (ripped old tiles off and tiling over crap) makes it hard anyway. Like I say though you've done a really nice job I'm just a lippage hater but you haven't been doing it that long and the pictures probably make it look worse than it is with shadowing.

Monday tomorrow :yikes:

 

[steve-tiler]

Nice work, looks a smart tidy job.

 

[Russell brown]

You don't have to take any pics mate, only a little tip that's all :8: long as the customers are happy, with old walls (ripped old tiles off and tiling over crap) makes it hard anyway. Like I say though you've done a really nice job I'm just a lippage hater but you haven't been doing it that long and the pictures probably make it look worse than it is with shadowing.
Monday tomorrow :yikes:

I've been around the trade 22yrs or so, started off kitchen and bathroom fitting for my old man. Went on my own kitchen fitting and have fitted some really high end stuff and showrooms out for companies. Then went into joinery for most of it but always done jobs on the side doing all sorts from tiling to roof tiling. But recently I've really got into tiling and bathrooms because the tiling industry has moved on loads
, I even went out to Spain a few years ago before the recession to start a business up importing them, and had everything in place but got cold feet in the end

 

[Stocks Tiles]

Must have you confused with someone with a similar name who posted a few months ago who had just started tiling amongst their other trades. Sorry my bad :sofahide:

 

[Russell brown]

Must have you confused with someone with a similar name who posted a few months ago who had just started tiling amongst their other trades. Sorry my bad :sofahide:

To be fair I have been asking a few questions purely because I'd let to get upto date with some of the new stuff being used, this was the first job I've used hardibacker on. I've always tiled onto ply. Plus there's some top people on here where you can learn a good few things from 3-fall being one of them and if it wasn't for him I'd of been stuck on the wet room tray.

 

[Dan]

Doesn't look bad at all! Well done.

 

[Mr Tiler]

To be fair I have been asking a few questions purely because I'd let to get upto date with some of the new stuff being used, this was the first job I've used hardibacker on. I've always tiled onto ply. Plus there's some top people on here where you can learn a good few things from 3-fall being one of them and if it wasn't for him I'd of been stuck on the wet room tray.

some wicked tilers on here mate top quality