Woozle needs an odd job man - SV650.org

Shellywoozle · 22-02-11, 02:23 PM

Does anyone who lives in the Staffordshire area know anyone who can do a good job at laying kitchen floor tiles.

I had a man sorted but he is proving to be unreliable which is a shame. I have had boxes of tiles in my kitchen for weeks and apart from grabbing yellow pages I thought I would see if anyone had any recommendations as I don't want to be let down again.

I know its a long shot but I am tempted to throw the tiles in the soddin bin.. Fankoo x

22-02-11, 02:38 PM

Instead of bin, throw on floor with sticky stuff on the bottom of them, then fill in the gaps same as putting on makeup, job jobbed, hth

22-02-11, 02:41 PM

agree have a go, its not hard

Shellywoozle · 22-02-11, 02:46 PM

I would if I could but no way would I be able to. Not got skills or inclination... hence why I would rather throw 15 boxes of new tiles in the bin.

I will trawl yellow pages me thinks. Teather end of

22-02-11, 02:49 PM

FFs there's a recipe for disaster, yellow pages

Why can't Rob do it ? He's gotta be good at something surely

Tilers I use would charge around £30 per metre if onto concrete, adhesive and grout supplied.

This is roughly the going rate for pro tilers.

22-02-11, 03:11 PM

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Originally Posted by specialone

FFs there's a recipe for disaster, yellow pages

Why can't Rob do it ? He's gotta be good at something surely

Tilers I use would charge around £30 per metre if onto concrete, adhesive and grout supplied.

This is roughly the going rate for pro tilers.

or £160 a day if its a small area but will still take most part of a day.

22-02-11, 03:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shellywoozle

Does anyone who lives in the Staffordshire area know anyone who can do a good job at laying

I had a man sorted but he is proving to be unreliable which is a shame.

I thought I would see if anyone had any recommendations as I don't want to be let down again

Oh Rob, that's not good news mate, hope the doctor has something that can help!

Shellywoozle · 22-02-11, 03:41 PM

I was quoted at 150 which was ok but getting him in my house to do it is harder work than doing it myself lol. He quoted me for conservatory, if he can't get here to do tiles I dread to think how long that would take.

22-02-11, 02:23 PM	#1
Shellywoozle Member Mega Poster Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Woozle Land Posts: 2,234	Woozle needs an odd job man Does anyone who lives in the Staffordshire area know anyone who can do a good job at laying kitchen floor tiles. I had a man sorted but he is proving to be unreliable which is a shame. I have had boxes of tiles in my kitchen for weeks and apart from grabbing yellow pages I thought I would see if anyone had any recommendations as I don't want to be let down again. I know its a long shot but I am tempted to throw the tiles in the soddin bin.. Fankoo x __________________ <((((((((((((((((◕‿◕) The Woozle woz ere (◕‿◕)))))))))))))))> Black K4 Pointy named Zuky, OEM belly pan, OEM hugger, OEM cowl, R&G bungs, akrapovic system, tinted double bubble Fabbri screen, tail tidy, scottoiler, alarm, datatagged, lowered seat for short ass rider named Shell. RIP PC David Rathband sad day 29/2/2012 Last edited by Shellywoozle; 22-02-11 at 02:25 PM.

22-02-11, 02:38 PM	#2
Bluefish Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Woozle needs an odd job man Instead of bin, throw on floor with sticky stuff on the bottom of them, then fill in the gaps same as putting on makeup, job jobbed, hth

22-02-11, 02:41 PM	#3
beabert Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Woozle needs an odd job man agree have a go, its not hard

22-02-11, 02:46 PM	#4
Shellywoozle Member Mega Poster Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Woozle Land Posts: 2,234	Re: Woozle needs an odd job man I would if I could but no way would I be able to. Not got skills or inclination... hence why I would rather throw 15 boxes of new tiles in the bin. I will trawl yellow pages me thinks. Teather end of __________________ <((((((((((((((((◕‿◕) The Woozle woz ere (◕‿◕)))))))))))))))> Black K4 Pointy named Zuky, OEM belly pan, OEM hugger, OEM cowl, R&G bungs, akrapovic system, tinted double bubble Fabbri screen, tail tidy, scottoiler, alarm, datatagged, lowered seat for short ass rider named Shell. RIP PC David Rathband sad day 29/2/2012

22-02-11, 02:49 PM	#5
Specialone Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Woozle needs an odd job man FFs there's a recipe for disaster, yellow pages Why can't Rob do it ? He's gotta be good at something surely Tilers I use would charge around £30 per metre if onto concrete, adhesive and grout supplied. This is roughly the going rate for pro tilers. Last edited by Specialone; 22-02-11 at 02:52 PM.

22-02-11, 03:41 PM	#8
Shellywoozle Member Mega Poster Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Woozle Land Posts: 2,234	Re: Woozle needs an odd job man I was quoted at 150 which was ok but getting him in my house to do it is harder work than doing it myself lol. He quoted me for conservatory, if he can't get here to do tiles I dread to think how long that would take. __________________ <((((((((((((((((◕‿◕) The Woozle woz ere (◕‿◕)))))))))))))))> Black K4 Pointy named Zuky, OEM belly pan, OEM hugger, OEM cowl, R&G bungs, akrapovic system, tinted double bubble Fabbri screen, tail tidy, scottoiler, alarm, datatagged, lowered seat for short ass rider named Shell. RIP PC David Rathband sad day 29/2/2012

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