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hello, I wonder how much travertine installation costs in such a region, installation, impregnation, grouting, thank you

Hey man those look great. Where'd you get the chisled Versailles pattern? I've looked everywhere.

better remove the door next time

Taking the door off might have made life easier for you mate?

Brilliant vid mate - thanks so much for taking the time to make it 👌🏻

straight forward explanation, thank you

Great video, But please don’t talk on fast forward, it’s incomprehensible and you might want to pull your trousers up

This is definitely not how to grout travertine....

Theoretically, could I grout the joints first then come back to fill the voids afterwards?

You talk too much. Get to the point. 2nd video about cleaning grout off tiles you NEVER say how long between time you apply grout to time you sponge off tiles - MOST IMPORTANT THING TO KNOW!! 10 minutes? 1 hour? Several hours? Focus on the job and the important facts. Lose the unnecessary chatter! Still have NO IDEA on how long to wait before sponging off tiles! Poorly done.

It's not a scarifier because it's not got blades. It's just a rake.

so basicly its a heap a junk !!!!!! waste of £85 DO NOT BUY!!!!!!!

Have you seen a change in the quality of the grass? Thanks

Nice job. I'm just doing our shower room. I should have used wider joints as the tiles were irregular sizes.

I'm surprised you didn't tile the floor before installing the kitchen. That would have made for an easier job.

Great video!

Great video. How does the floor look today? Has the sealer lasted ? I find that topical sealers, especially cheap ones, tend to get scratched off by sand particles and furniture. A concern would be that if the sealer comes off, then dirt will stick to the grout that you've spent so much time filling. You'd then need to clean the entire floor thoroughly before re-applying the sealer. Any updates on your floor as it is today please? Thanks

Nice work! Would be interested to see how the upstand/skirting turned out. Thinking of doing similar but don't want a load of extra faff with grouting between the pieces of upstand (since it would be made up of tile lengths, 600mm in my case).

Do you do this before or after cutting ?

Great video, straight to the point. Good man

Hey, Biggie. Nine months on….. how you getting on with it?

Bloody hell it's Gareth Southgate doing DIY! Good job 👍🏻

Thank you it was very helpful

Hi! Thank you for making these videos! These gave me good directions to grout my bathroom wall with travertin tiles. I didn't even know the little holes needed filling too. The hardware shop advised me to first seal the tile surface with a roller before grouting to prevent stains. What is your take on that?

I am joking don't mind me I'm pissed🥸

What's with the egg whisk 😂 only joking pal. Couldn't resist it! Fair play for a DIY job, but not the way we do it. Plus could of used a 1 part there 👍

probably should allow the concrete to dry through and prime it before the self-leveler goes down, otherwise can lead to failure and having to take it up and redo it

Are you using sanded or non sanded grout? Im in AZ and am doing a shower with the same tile as you except with eight inch grout joints

Great thanks

I want to do this, can you tell me, can wall tiles go straight onto painted dry wall with scoring and pva mix?

What is the name of the substance?

My mate deans doing a reveal but he dont know how can you tell him

Really helpful, thank you.

You’re clearly good at what you do! Thank you.

Surely you dont want to fill the little holes on the tile.

Hi…just used these tiles (tiny mosaic ones… the devil themselves to cut) to tile the hearth of a old fire….. Followed all 3 previous videos to the letter. Was just preparing to seal them and started to play video 4……was gutted you didn’t record it. Never mind…. that floor looks beautiful…will do as you suggest in the video… the other 3 videos were really helpful👍🏻 Thank you.

Good idea. I’ve always put my top/btm front screws in front of the hinge plates instead of behind them. That way the hinge hides it once the door goes on. Otherwise you can still kind of see it behind the hinge plate.

Nice attention to detail.

Great Job!

big pouse? any relation to Pouse around the house?

Nice work but more adhesives should be added to the lower layer of tiles so as to raise up the lower layer of tiles to the same height/flat level with the lower metal edge. This is to allow shower water to drain away without accumulation, otherwise a thin layer of water with dirt will be kept within the lower edge causing molds and fungus over time

Just stack your food to cover the screws, much easier! 😆

Thanks for the tip. There’s a window in my shower surround, and I’m preparing to tile it, so this is very helpful.

Do you know if screwfix still sells this, I can't see to find the no nonsense instant grab?

Fab tip Big Pouse! looks very much like my mortar rake. Now get on with it!

Never used that material before, looks tough. Nice work.

Hope the customer doesn't watch your channel - describing their tiles they chose as worst ever!

WHICH POWDERED TILE ADHESIVE DID U USE PLEASE???

Tile adhesive is designed to resist gravity. There's no need to use grab adhesives. I tiled my bathroom ceiling with 60x30 porcelain tiles. Just back butter the tiles for good contact.

do you have a product code, can't find it on screwfix website?