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Found your channel just as I’ve finished tiling my bathroom. Some content ideas based on things I couldn’t find on Uk TH-cam Guide to tile cutters (dry vs wet pros and cons) Guide to adhesives Guide to backer boards (when to use heavier boards like no more ply, aqua panel vs thinner tile backers) Guide to hand tools - I didn’t know there were different sized notch trowels…

I was doing this like three years ago when I was installing baths. You could actually hang the laser straight on the screw.

Ever heard of a chalk line?

hi , for my diy mitred tiles on my window, do i need to spend so much on a resin kit,do they not do small cheap tubs of a colour match resin, ive only got one small window to do,and ill never need it again, thanks

That’s actually pretty good 👍

Nice one jack lovely job 👍 I would love to see more bathroom tiling jobs different m2 limits for tiles (as not many talk about it). Also porcelain ceramic differences, jack o board waterproofing fixings etc 👍 just a few ideas mate 🙌🏻🙌🏻

Never really liked doing silicone but since buying a pack of silicone smoothing tools I have got a lot better, I also wonder how much of the silicone you get in a tube by the time you put it on then scrape it off

intresting job description master (!) show us this easy- tricks! Good job, and video making from you ofcoursely ))

Love the long form content, Jack. Allows a full understanding of what's involved. Nice work 👊🏼👏🏻

Lovely work i just done my splashback this weekend , not as nice as yours but im happy wish i seen your tip for plug sockets earlier , have a good un mate

Love the long form stuff mate 👌 I think it's loads better than shorts form. Nice jobs on the splashback bud 🤙

Nice full tile under socket 🎉

Keep it up Jack, Great video.

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Great vid! Did you get the job?

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 good to see you doing some mitre work Jack 🙌🏻

You want to stick the guard back on your grinder mate,don’t wanna sound like a nob but it’s there for a reason.

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Smart master) simple technique !

Where is the mirror from mate?

Do you not worry about getting tiles flat especially in the corners, so when silicone is put in, it's vertical and not wonky? Also that silicone along the bath wasn't put in correctly, did you finish it after recording?

What disc do you use?

Excellent skills jack 👍nice to see a full adhesive spread on the wall and tile , unlike some so called tilers who dot-n-dab. KEEP IT UP AND YOU’LL ALWAYS HAVE WORK 👍⭐️👍⭐️👍⭐️👍⭐️

Hi jack just wondering what primer did you use on the plastered wall i was told you carnt use unibond to tile on and can't wait to see the finished job

Hi Jack, Thanks for the video! This is a lot of info, I always found this way of quoting (material, labour, overhead, & markup) to be way too much effort and takes way too long. I live in Canada so these numbers may not make sense to you but, my price changes based on the customer I am working with. if I am working for a general contractor doing 300 condos I charge a cheaper hourly rate than if I charge a home owner. I never charge by the square foot unless I plan on subcontracting the work out to another tile setter because every square foot is different. For example, if I charge a home owner for a bathroom renovation I always charge labour only, this includes labour and tools but does not include materials, the homeowner is responsible for purchasing the materials they want installed and are responsible for having them on site for the agreed upon start date. I personally charge a day rate of $800 per day which is $100 per hour for 8 hours. This includes a tile setter and a labourer plus all of our tools. If i were to bid a bathroom renovation that I know is going to take 14 business days I would charge my day rate of $800 per day times 14 days = $11,200 + tax labour only. Some guys in my local market charge $500 per day and some charge $1,000, everyone has there number which allows us to bid jobs within minutes. Hope this helps,

what a weird room

Great video Jack

Yo jack, nice content. What’s your thoughts on fitting those big tiles 3.6meters high. Is there any regs on fixing above a certain height? Best of luck on your TH-cam journey .

Great video and channel mate, about time there was a UK based tiling channel! How did you get into tiling i was thinking about an intensive course.. Whats your opionion on best route to get into the trade?

Great video. Really informative . Good luck with the channel. All the best!

Love watching your work. As a novice, you have shown me some great tips. Thankyou

if wall tiles are long enough looks better to but side tiles into that so the edge is not pronounced ,,imo

Doesn't need electric need to be 3m away from water?

Perfect 😊

Great content mate. I had a nightmare with a concealed shower valve set before. I used a laser level to align the three valve centres like you did. However, when it came time to fit the escutcheon plate, it was off level quite a bit. Luckily I'd left enough of a hole in the tile to access the mounting screws and fix it. From then on I would dry fit the escutcheon on the valve set on install and line that up with the laser line. Just means theres no chance of it happening again.

What materials did you use under the shower tray to adhere it onto the floorboards? Did you use a rigid board then waterproof it, mortar, flexible tile adhesive etc?

У плиточного клея больше сила сжатия (МПа) ,будь уверен со стен где шпатлёвка, рано или поздно плитка там отлетит .

Позорник,нормально первую плитку примыкания с ванной не смог сделать.

Great vid!

I’ve sent you a message on Instagram about your scraper…

I’ve enjoyed watching this from start to finish…nice to put the extra effort in lowering the ceiling to get full tiles etc…nice finished product really smart and modern! Well done Jack and the team

TH-cam is a longer game to get subscribers. Keep it up mate loving the work.

A great project and a job well done! Kudos to you and Matt 👏🏻👌🏻👊🏼

Great job so far guys, it's going to look amazing

Great video

That's not really scribing as your description says. This is just how to measure a tile without using a tape - which is not always best practice.

Spot on work Jack. How do we book you for work?