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Ive used the Novellini Duodeck 3 on numerous occasions for the same reason, customers did not want envelope cuts, and the sizes work well with 60x30 tiles
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1sandyh
Great John. Roughly what cost are they coming in? Where stocks them?
I think I paid around £280 but that is through a friend who owns a bathroom showroom so he's done me them at a good price as I send quite a few of my customers to buy from him. I doubt you would get anywhere near close to that price.
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Time's Ran Out
Leave the tiling - change the wife!!
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1sandyh
Well I'll be spending all night watching you tube now learning how to make my own 🙂
One more thought, obviously porcelain if possible but would you feel okay laying ceramics in the shower area?
One more thought, obviously porcelain if possible but would you feel okay laying ceramics in the shower area?
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Bill
Ceramics are fine so long as they are a good quality. Thousands of Olympic sized swimming pools are tiled with ceramic tiles.
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1sandyh
Apologies Tom - I've just watched the link. That is very similar to what I have already fitted, aside from it not being a 4 way.
When you said make your own I thought you meant you literally made the former. Am I being thick?!
When you said make your own I thought you meant you literally made the former. Am I being thick?!
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Bill
No you are not being thick..... I just make mine, with a plywood former, sloped for my taste and cover it with a suitable backer board, and drain kit, tank, and then tile over.
Or, the old fashioned way of using sand and cement to form the tray. Even upstairs on timber substrates!
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