Top tip for new bath
- Thread starter MrGrumpy
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Dont drop a 300x600mm tile on it, you end up with a hole 
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- The TerrorVortex
D'oh!!!!
Is the tile OK????
Is the tile OK????
snakehips
Well-Known Member
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- Twixt London and Leafy Surrey
Keith Oates
Janner
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- Penarth, Wales
You could get Lisa and Henry to write a song about repairing the hole!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
JtB
Prepare a way for the Lord
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- North Hampshire
Top Tip for Old Bath
When breaking up an old cast iron bath in a newly tiled bathroom, don't hit it too hard with the sledge hammer, otherwise the bath will ring like a bell and the sledge hammer will bounce right off the bath, knocking a tile clean off the wall
When breaking up an old cast iron bath in a newly tiled bathroom, don't hit it too hard with the sledge hammer, otherwise the bath will ring like a bell and the sledge hammer will bounce right off the bath, knocking a tile clean off the wall
twentysix by twentyfive
Clinging on tightly
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- Over the Hill
MrGrumpy said:Dont drop a 300x600mm tile on it, you end up with a hole
House Insurance?
Over The Hill
Guru
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- Ridden off into the sunset
So you have a 300 by 600 hole and something of the same size to put in it! sorted.
Say it is a non slip shower mat.
Say it is a non slip shower mat.
trustysteed
Guest
funnily enough, that's exactly what the tiler did when he came to repair some of his own shoddy work. and then tried to claim it wasn't him. luckily his boss saw through him and arranged to have it repaired through his own pocket.
fat ginger tilers with a bad attitude. stay away from them.
fat ginger tilers with a bad attitude. stay away from them.
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
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- Northamptonshire
put some water in first
