Techniques for checking levels for a floor

[pjtiler]

i tend to use the old fashion way myself

fire a lazer across the room and measure down from the red/blue/yellow line
you can pick up a lazer these days for a tenner saves you hours messing about

 

[grumpygrouter]

Grumps thats why you make a good moderator and someone like me would make a complete arse of it but i would be the one of the first to help anybody if i could :yes:

Thanks for that Pete. You have helped me number of times so I know that is the case.

 

[Fekin]

This is going to be a dumb question, but what's a feather edge ?

 

[Perry]

Feks mate this is one
http://www.refina-uk.com/pdf_07/p142-143.pdf

 

[tiler burden]

hi fekin

its not a dumb question at all.

a feather edge is very similar to an alliminium straight edge but where as one side is flat (straight edge) the other end tapers to a fine pointed edge.
they are used to plane off finishing plasters and screeds and designed to get into corners were the straight edge has difficulty.

 

[tiler burden]

fekin

just to add that there are 2 types of feather edge, h-section, used for plaster backing coats and one coat projection plastering (machine plastering) and trapezium. a tiler would go for the trapezium section ;0)

pps refina make the best mixing drills in the world, german made and built to cope with anything you can throw at them!!!

 

[Perry]

tiler burden that the mixers i use mate they are the nuts

 

[tiler burden]

there you go,,if our pete endorses them then they must be doing something right at refina ;0)

regards
ed

 

[White Room]

Agree with the other guys the eibenstock mixers are the dogs nuts, Durk sprung technic as they in germany.