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Dan

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Lovely job!

Well done Deano!

I got a bit dizzy looking at all the picture angles but got there in the end. :)

Thanks for uploading the pictures! We love pics! Looks like a winner in the end then after all.
 
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hi there sounds to me has though he thought it was too much hassel so give you an excuse not to do it rather than say he was not competant enough to do it am sure if you get intouch with another local tiler may be one who comes recomended then am sure they will put them up for you and do a great job
:lol::lol: it is muppets like you that give tilers a bad name. next time read all the thread!!!:mad2:
 

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hi there sounds to me has though he thought it was too much hassel so give you an excuse not to do it rather than say he was not competant enough to do it am sure if you get intouch with another local tiler may be one who comes recomended then am sure they will put them up for you and do a great job

:thumbsup: good insight mate:smart:
 

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hi there sounds to me has though he thought it was too much hassel so give you an excuse not to do it rather than say he was not competant enough to do it am sure if you get intouch with another local tiler may be one who comes recomended then am sure they will put them up for you and do a great job

So your advice is that if a professional, well established tiler, advises a product is unfit for purpose that you should go a find someone that lacks pride, professionalism and education in their trade.

I'm sorry but you represent everything that is wrong within the trade and craft industry. Too lazy and uneducated to do a proper job and also too lazy to read 8 pages of a forum thread before opening your mouth.

Deano, after reading your thread i think you're actions are not only 100% professional but very very admirable. A credit to the professional tiling trade.
 
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hi there sounds to me has though he thought it was too much hassel so give you an excuse not to do it rather than say he was not competant enough to do it am sure if you get intouch with another local tiler may be one who comes recomended then am sure they will put them up for you and do a great job

Give this man a round of applause for his intelligent, excellent and entertaining post :)

I'm sure you meant well but it just goes to show you the importance of reading a thread :) or even a post or 2 before your own really...
 
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Give this man a round of applause for his intelligent, excellent and entertaining post :)

I'm sure you meant well but it just goes to show you the importance of reading a thread :) or even a post or 2 before your own really...
I am truly sorry for what i posted i did not read through properly and did not look at pictures you are absalutaly right to pull me up on what i have said and i will read every post carefully and see all pictures before i post any comment again and for any one i offended i am sorry and any thing i post in the future will be thought through first will be helpfull and usefull information i put the post on in a intoxicated state and i should no better than to go on net when i have had a skinfull it never goes well so once again sorry for any one i may of offended
 

Dan

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Some of us were confused a bit to be fair mate as the shop and manufacturer did first state they were fine, the shop agreed with the tiler eventually, but the manufacturer is still adamant about it. So it's fair to see where you got the wrong end of the stick, especially being intoxicated. :)

Fair play for responding again though now you've read it all.
 

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