Poll..do You Alter Doors, Plinths And Architrave?

[Andy Allen]

My bets on Bri ....or that wilder bloke...🙄

 

[widler]

ppppppfffftttt id never cut my own wood, thats what joiners are for, i also take a taxi to work, im a tiler not a bloody driver 🙂

 

[StevieBoy]

ppppppfffftttt id never cut my own wood, thats what joiners are for, i also take a taxi to work, im a tiler not a bloody driver 🙂

So you only tile then, nothing else?

 

[Dougs Third Go]

yep, I'm a trimmer 🙂

 

[widler]

So you only tile then, nothing else?

No steve, im taking the gypsies mate

 

[StevieBoy]

No steve, im taking the gypsies mate

Lol ok mate I did wonder.

 

[On one]

I normally do doors and plinths as a matter of course(but don't specify it)
But today I made an exception because.......the customer thought because I had 2 sheets of Hardie leftover from overboarding the bathroom floor,they were HIS!
The result........''sorry I don't cut the bottom of bathroom doors''

 

[Diggy]

Just occasionally i do a floor on a particular site where the agent has all the skirting and arkis on and glossed. Out comes the multimaster,bit of a pain as the price is the same as other sitework. Its rare though, so i just bite the bullet. One of the other tilers just gets his crowbar out lol and rips it all off.

Diggy

 

[Andy Allen]

Can't you lot cut round an architrive exactly. ......what make a fantastic tiler imo......🙂

 

[Old Mod]

Can't you lot cut round an architrive exactly. ......what make a fantastic tiler imo......🙂

Don't make sense to cut around an architrave tho Andy does it!

It's so much quicker undercutting with a multi tool, less room for error cos you're left with a straight forward L cut and much less chance of making a mistake whilst cutting your fancy shape.
Cutting around an architrave isn't difficult, just unnecessary I think.
I only occasionally have to cut doors (1 this yr) and cutting plinths is almost unheard of for me (0 this year) but if I have to, I have to, it's no big deal.