Andy Rhodes
TF
Obviously went to the ACME college of building with that statement & Elmer Fudd was his tutor
What about the one at the bottom that doesn't want to be attached to wall anymore , is that faulty too because it hasn't stuck .Again, tiles must be faulty because they have cracked in 5 months of installation.
Few emails later getting the fitters method statement.
No, they have cracks because your "professional bathroom fitter" (turns out he's a general builder) has tiled a shower, without tanking, onto plywood!
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Waiting for further images when the tiles are taken down.... or fall off!
EDIT: Exact reply from the builder:
"Your bathroom hasn’t been tanked, nor does it need to be, it’s not a wet room, we have used 18mm marine ply as a base, screwed in every 6 inches with 40mm wood screws, flexible adhesive (Mapai)
Flexible grout (mapai), corners and joints have been sealed with dowsil 791 flexible translucent Silicon before application of adhesive, we used a 6mm notched trowel."
Yes wpb at most or whatever they call it nowadayslike to see the receipt for the marine ply
I guess it must be. Better get in touch with the factory and tell them to stop making tiles as an issue has been spotted by a builder. She has 5 more like that dotted around the base that she hasn't sent photos of. I've told her it should be condemned on safety grounds and there is no fix other than a full rebuild of the cubicle. Strangely enough, still not had any response from her or the builder yet.What about the one at the bottom that doesn't want to be attached to wall anymore , is that faulty too because it hasn't stuck .
What's the relevance of all the bold words?