upstairs floor tiles

[jefoss]

Like I said I don't need to justify myself to you two, one of whom isn't even a tradesman.

Ex-tradesman if you so please. Just pointing out that your advice is poor. The fact that you have duped customers is nothing to be proud of.

good old GC

 

[DAZB]

What's up were you not good enough to remain a tradesman or didn't you like getting your nails dirty ? And as usual you are missing the point because as I mentioned before I have countless repeat customers so how do you reckon I am duping anyone. Stick to the facts of the posting , oh and Jess you can take your tongue out of his ass now. This is my final post on this matter so give your replies you two and then put down the mike and get off the stage. Goodbye.

 

[lancenotalot]

Like I said I don't need to justify myself to you two.

Then stop posting replies.

This started as a straight forward post and because your advice was criticised you have taken it personally.
The advice you have given does not conform to british standards and therefore is not sound IMO.

I tiled a floor direct onto chipboard once,just because it worked doesn't mean I would do it again as I know better now.

It's not about making mistakes it's about learning from them.
We are here to advise and be advised just because someone disagrees is no need to get your hair off about it.

 

[jefoss]

What's up were you not good enough to remain a tradesman or didn't you like getting your nails dirty ? And as usual you are missing the point because as I mentioned before I have countless repeat customers so how do you reckon I am duping anyone. Stick to the facts of the posting , oh and Jess you can take your tongue out of his ass now. This is my final post on this matter so give your replies you two and then put down the mike and get off the stage. Goodbye.

its my football and im going home with it!

 

[gcol]

This is my final post on this matter...

*Puts fingers in ears and says "La La La - not listening."*

The fact that I no longer tile for a living does not mean that I don't know what I'm talking about - just so you know, spending a lot of the time tiling on my knees was giving me a dodgy knee; I got bored by the work and was fortunate enough in finding a good job that pays much more than I was making tiling. I oversee 6 branches (6 managers, 40 engineers), I get to travel overseas, get a company car, the wages don't vary each week like being self employed and they even pay me holidays - fancy that eh?
The biggest bonus was not having the stress involved with self employment.