why is it so hard for

[stephenoneill]

drywall liners plasterers to pose a board correct currently tiling a large bank in porcelaine and the walls are atrocious warped bent bulging out is it really that hard ;:mad2:

 

[charlie1]

I know what you mean, to answer your question, they don't know what they are doing and they don't use the correct tools. Been asker to title loads of bent walls that customer thought where spot on

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Domestic work it is often the norm, but for a Bank you should be taking it up with the foreman or it will come back to you .

 

[DHTiling]

All we ask as tilers is for them to use a straight edge when boarding out.. not just a tap with your fist or boot :lol:

 

[John Benton]

When my plasterer does walls for me i always make sure that I'm there to check it's plumb and flat, even if its mosaics, it has to be spot on. The whole point of this is to get the wall flat and plumb, may as well not bother and save the customer money if they are going to follow profile of existing wall!!!

 

[Time's Ran Out]

The best walls are those you prepare for tiling yourself!

 

[DHTiling]

The best walls are those you prepare for tiling yourself!

ye then you can only tell ya self off then :lol:

 

[stephenoneill]

thats the thing i am forced to take it up with the architect and shouldnt have to especially in a high spec site like this one is

 

[White Room]

We done some rendering for London underground in some shower rooms and that had to be spot on...there is no excuse for the walls to have bows in them, just sloppy work.