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I think that video was one of Nicks efforts when he was on holiday in the USA.....

I’ve watched numerous videos on tiling a floor . Do you / should you back butter ? Some videos do - some don’t ! Back of most tiles are fairly level and no obvious voids . Also some just twist the tile down ( can’t see how that works except for the 1st tile ) - some lay square then gentle rubber mallet tap ..... I’m guessing there is no right way ? Just a choice of approaches ??

I’m not worried ! But yes ! If my floor was like that with movement- it’s a good thing to be aware of

Right ! I’ve knocked the corner of every tile ffs ! . One is hollow . @Onoff stop putting up these tiling horror movies ! They scare me too much

I swear one corner moves ! ( outside the shower area ) . Not like in the video though - perhaps a fraction of a mm . Or my eyes are tricking me !!! . I need to walk away from the tiles . I was confused how he suggested water / vapour can get behind the tiles ( assuming no gap of course ) . Surely that simply shouldn’t happen ?

I thought it was a really good job ? Sad thing is I went round pushing the corner of my tiles to see if they moved ...

With some walk on glazing obviously!

Just re read original post ? yeah Roman tray heavy !!! ?

Roman stone tray and merlyn shower enclosure . Not cheap at all - but excellent quality

Got one . It’s the sawing action to get a perfect clean cut that’s the issue

Yes . Only about 2mm thick . I need to do 45 degree mitres so holding the metal in a mitre block and a dremel not really do able . I googled hss blade for a hacksaw - that worth a go ?

Yeah I thought that. But that requires me holding the multi tool perfectly straight - which doesn't seem to come naturally ....

Ok. - thought I tried that ; new saw aswell - I assume I want a saw with a really fine tooth blade ?

Tried a few hacksaws etc on a mitre block . Cuts never really good enough . Is there a specific saw that does a perfect job on this ? ( ignoring my ability of course )

Ummmmm , I think so ! Need to check original order to be certain.

For reasons I now remember! Toilet flush plate a little to recessed ! . Don’t have any geberit flush plate buttons to hand but assume I can extend the presumably plastic plunger . Reason this is so recessed is I had problems getting the waste in as right next to concrete lintel on one side and ufh in screed on the other .

Go (expletive deleted) one

50 quid says no

@Hyside I think it was JCT 21.2.1 insurance. It was about 1K about 6 years ago. Only was valid I think for about 6 weeks. So allows for the dig out and then any 'issues' afterwards. It helped quell neighbours minds. I think from memory if there had been a problem at any property the excess was something like 12k per property!!!!!!!

Literally any trade I need I get a recommendation from someone I know . I had a rubber flat roof done and it was sh*t off checkatrade or similar . I nearly knocked the guys teeth out at the “ quality “ of the work . It leaked instantly. I feel your pain

I did it and I’m a fool ??

Yeah - I meant get a guy to dig the hole unless you do have a digger handy - then build the rest . I got a guy with a 40 ton digger - not something I really want to do

Just hire a guy with a digger to do the hole

Welcome to my world ! Though SWMBO hasn’t left yet

Do it yourself ! Man up ?????