OK ANY SUGGESTIONS from

[doug boardley]

Bristol job fella??

 

[kendo1]

Bristol job fella??

Does that mean a boob job?

 

[Mike Mike]

i expect it is sheets welded , the customer is very well off,lets say a celebrity

Umm, you mentioned Hertfordshire. If it's the Beckhams make sure you sneak back in the dead of night (AFTER receiving payment) and burn the house down. :ninja:

(Am I allowed to say preferably with him and Posh Spice in it, but not the kids, obviously).

p.s. Or if it's Michael Barrymore's new house, then good luck :yikes:

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

can't really say Mike, i think kendo must be on the fire water, he's just not on the same page lol

 

[kendo1]

I'm back to my random self

 

[Tony73]

maby we should open new thread "work for celebritys" people could share with us hoh celebs are in real life etc. :lol:

 

[doug boardley]

Neil Morrisey was a grumpy git, not at all as jolly as bob the builder

 

[Tony73]

Ken Howard have no tv in the house :yikes: or didn't have 10 years ago,

 

[Pebbs]

i know that Keraquick mixed with LatexPlus (mapei) might be used on metal but you will have to check witch Mapei Technical Department if suitable for your SS.

Luke is spot on, Keraquick with Latex Plus is the one I would write up for the specification.

Pebbs

 

[doug boardley]

I asked Lou about how they compensate for expansion/contraction in welding stainless steel welds, her answer was simple, there is negligible movement in a stainless weld from 0deg C to 100degC in a stainless weld, those are the minimum and maximum temperature parameters for water, so I thought I'd be smart and throw in a deflection question, her answer was, which I should've guessed, "if they're rich enough and daft enough to line out a swimming pool in stainless steel, to be then cladded by a probabably more porous finish (ie tiles), they need their head looking into"

 

[Ajax123]

Kerakoll hav a sticky for stainless steel but i cant remember what its called.....it is also suitable for outdoors. Perhaps a call to them might be in order

 

[hillhead]

I have a great friend who is a Danish engineer would know all this too, he has worked on ships too and currently has a great position with danfoss.
I don't see much point in tiling over stainless steel either.
Lovely stuff and won't get dirty like tiles.

 

[Stef]

We carried out repairs to a ships galley a couple of years ago in the dry dock at Greenock harbour.

We used Bal Single Part FastFlex Elastometric then grouted with Bal SuperFlex with GT1.

I've just checked a bag in my garage & it says it's suitable for steel, doesn't mention stainless though.

 

[Andy Allen]

i expect it is sheets welded , the customer is very well off,lets say a celebrity

tommy steele....:smilewinkgrin:

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

looking at it i don't think it will be grouted, or maybe a partial grout, i have tiled ss beam's over a bund wall with mosaics as the top section to a roller pit,but i insisted on having ss mesh tack-welded to the front for a mechanical key then i used epoxy addy and a flexible cement based grout,