Price Check Marble, Porcelain 7 Mosaic

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You could mitre it. The problem with a lot of natural stone jobs is people think it looks quality but they don't have the budget to have it installed in a way that will make it look amazing. I can't remember his name but there as a guy who used to come on here who did a lot of stone work and his mitres and corners were phenomenal. Lived down Worcester way I think
 
You could mitre it. The problem with a lot of natural stone jobs is people think it looks quality but they don't have the budget to have it installed in a way that will make it look amazing. I can't remember his name but there as a guy who used to come on here who did a lot of stone work and his mitres and corners were phenomenal. Lived down Worcester way I think

Not sure about mitring Crema Peter, edges break out so easy, if he was gonna keep fem mm back and create birds beak might get away with it.
Depends on thickness too!
I'm for square polished edges or slightly rounded off.
But that's just how I'd do it.
 
Not sure about mitring Crema Peter, edges break out so easy, if he was gonna keep fem mm back and create birds beak might get away with it.
Depends on thickness too!
I'm for square polished edges or slightly rounded off.
But that's just how I'd do it.

Sorry Marc got side tracked from the original question and was talking about stone in general obviously if the stone won't allow it the yes you'd have to leave a few mm on the edge, it still looks great though. Going slightly off topic agin I'm just waiting for confirmation of dates then will be booking Brno for next year!!
 
@peteablard

Hahaha kool mate!!
See Vali stuck it to Jorge in Japan! Hehe
Danny had a blinda too!!
Cal and Bradley were non too shabby either were they!
Ooops! Haha

Anyway!!
Those bathrooms u did were stunning mate!
So u got nothing to apologise for! Haha
 
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The stone is from Topps so quality wise i don't know what it's like.

I don't do much stone work and I've never done mitres or bull nosing.

I was thinking 8 days labour. Addy grout & sealer etc. £1600

It's in High Wycombe.

My worry is the handling, cutting and size of the floor tiles in such a tight area.
 
I wouldn't have said that was enough Sean.
Personally I'd want more.
Until u get definitive answers on things like external edges and around the window mate, think it's a tough price to call.
All your cutting will be done outside, all on wet saw.
Takes time. In & out, in & out!
It's not something that can be rushed.
But I don't know client and I don't know what they expect of you.
Just be cautious Sean, nothing worse than doing some of your best work and loosing money!
Trust me I know! Haha
Is mosaic and field tile same thickness?
Do you have somewhere outside close by to work?
There won't be any sanitary ware in will there?
If there is, get rid!
You can template the floor tiles, transfer template outside mate. Then your not lugging lumps of marble in and out!
You can't do this kinda work in a confined space properly, you need room to move!
But it's not my job it's yours!
But really keen to see progress tho Sean!
 
Room should be empty, but it is a trek to get outside. House is on top of a windy hill and start date is December!
Not sure about thickness of mosaic, but I normally use 'Beava' mosaic backing from Topps.

I almost want to over price this one because I have a feeling that the customers want to cram so many features into this room.

p.s. The dog is kept outside!!
 
The stone is from Topps so quality wise i don't know what it's like.

I don't do much stone work and I've never done mitres or bull nosing.

I was thinking 8 days labour. Addy grout & sealer etc. £1600

It's in High Wycombe.

My worry is the handling, cutting and size of the floor tiles in such a tight area.
Dam, I keep disagreeing with Marc 🙁 obviously it depends on areas and clients, but
I think that's a good price for it, I'd buy a bullnose bit of ATS and some polishing pads, cost you around £100, I got some for some limestone steps I did , cracking bit of kit 🙂
 

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