Tilers decision - easy and fast or difficult and slow?

[One Day]

I don't agree that a tiler would turn work away because 'it's beneath them'.

I think that was aimed at me 🙁🙁🙁

 

[Time's Ran Out]

I think that was aimed at me 🙁🙁🙁

I'am not aiming at anyone, just quoting from a previous post to elaborate my opinion, which is what a forum and discussions are meant to initiate.

 

[Spare Tool]

Go on then imp...tell me honestly, would you rather finish some one else's tiling or have a day off? 😉

 

[One Day]

I'am not aiming at anyone, just quoting from a previous post to elaborate my opinion, which is what a forum and discussions are meant to initiate.

Andy's comment - not yours!

 

[One Day]

Go on then imp...tell me honestly, would you rather finish some one else's tiling or have a day off? 😉

Day off. It's beneath me. It would be like asking Michaelangelo to paint your garden shed!

 

[Flintstone]

I wouldn't finish some ones work off

 

[One Day]

I wouldn't finish some ones work off

good man!

 

[Spare Tool]

Day off. It's beneath me. It would be like asking Michaelangelo to paint your garden shed!

Knew you wouldn't sink so low 🙂

 

[WetSaw]

If it was worse than I can do I'd finish the job off so that my work looks better 😀

 

[andy8758]

Finishing off other tilers work - not something I generally agree to do, but in photo below, the walls had been tiled by a "professional tiler" except - no tiles around the circular window ("cant do circular cuts like that missus"); no tiles around the fan ("tiler kept having cigarette breaks and didn't finish the job"); and no tiles on bottom row and on boxed in sections ("tiler said the builder would sort that out"). So I agreed to sort that out after finishing the kitchen floor ("cant do cuts around that type of manhole luv" - second photo).

Clearly too many tilers who cannot be bothered with anything remotely challenging (sorry Andy Allen - this job was in your neck of the woods - Stroud. I should have sent them to you really).