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I put a rough price in on a 48m2 multi room floor a few months ago given that it would be standard 90 degrees to the walls, the rooms are most likely nothing square,nothing parallel,etc,etc
Now I have heard that the customer might be going at 45°to the main wall with the floor tiles.
Now in all my sheltered life, having only done 1 job at 45°how much % if any would you add to the labour costs?
 

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