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Got a job to tile a steps but customer wants the whole step area tiled,problem is it needs to be shuttered.Question is....under the top plato(tread step,landing area)there is a gap and was wondering which is the best way to shutter this area ..its about 20inchs high and about 3inchs deep....what do you recommend?


thanks in advance everyone.:thumbsup:
 

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