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Just completed a floor to ceiling bathroom for a customer. Looks very good, and everyone is pleased
The floor was already tiled when I arrived yesterday, and looked pretty shonky but its not for me to comment. Customer said to me half way through today "the plumber did my floor, Im not 100% happy with it, but it will have to do" and we both looked at it meaningfully for a second or two.
It was only then that I realised the massive creaking noise when you stand on 2 or more areas of the floor. So I start to investigate, and it seems the plumber has laid 5mm ply, then UFH and then tiled on top. Im guessing he hasnt screwed 150mm centres and the ply is way too thin. I reckon he put a screw in each corner!
Customer kept saying the plumber called his work, the rustic effect. If by rustic, he means fail, then he is right.
It amazes me how they get away with it. I wonder how much a plumber charges for tiling, and more importantly why do people pay if its not right??
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The floor was already tiled when I arrived yesterday, and looked pretty shonky but its not for me to comment. Customer said to me half way through today "the plumber did my floor, Im not 100% happy with it, but it will have to do" and we both looked at it meaningfully for a second or two.
It was only then that I realised the massive creaking noise when you stand on 2 or more areas of the floor. So I start to investigate, and it seems the plumber has laid 5mm ply, then UFH and then tiled on top. Im guessing he hasnt screwed 150mm centres and the ply is way too thin. I reckon he put a screw in each corner!
Customer kept saying the plumber called his work, the rustic effect. If by rustic, he means fail, then he is right.
It amazes me how they get away with it. I wonder how much a plumber charges for tiling, and more importantly why do people pay if its not right??
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